This morning, I woke up with an unusual surge of energy.
The world outside was quiet. Oh, how I love quiet and peaceful moments! Yet, I could feel something burning gently inside of me—a spark of purpose, I guess. A little fire that refused to stay still. So, instead of scrolling through my phone or letting the feeling fade, I picked up my notebook (beside it are red scribbles done by my little girl) and a pen. And that's how fire in my bones began. I wrote just one verse, a pre-chorus, and the chorus.
The words came slowly at first, like raindrops before a storm. I wrote, "I've walked through storms with my head held high." And immediately, I felt that line in my chest. It wasn't just a lyric — it was my story.
I've faced seasons that tried to break me,
Moments when everything felt uncertain,
Times I could barely share a smile,
Periods when my fears almost drowned me,
Moments where darkness became my companion.
Reflecting why my name was my own,
I experienced migraines due to excessive tears.
However, I chose to walk with my head held high. It was my decision to pick up and see all challenges as milestones for a better future. That first verse became a reflection of resilience, of how pain and scars can actually become my personal sparks that light up my inner flame.
When I wrote, "Even when the thunder called my name," It reminded me of those challenges that seem to echo my fears—the kind that makes me question my own strength and doubt my abilities. But even in those times, I have learned that standing up above my fears is not about pretending to be fearless; it's about showing up despite the fear. Each scar that pierced me, each tear I've cried, and each challenge I've faced has carried a quiet message: my fire is still burning passionately with zeal and purpose.
The pre-chorus — "They tried to drown my voice in doubt, but I was never meant to fade out" — is very personal too. There have been days when doubt spoke louder than confidence, when I wondered if my voice, my work, or even my dreams mattered. But every time I get back up, every time I create something — whether it's a drawing, a song, a therapy session with a client, or a moment shared with a child I coach — I'm reminded that my voice was meant to inspire, to heal, to guide, to encourage.
Then came the chorus, the heart of the song:
"I've got fire in my bones, I'm unbreakable. Dreams in my veins, unstoppable. Every time I fall, I rise again — I rise again."
Those lines captured the essence of who I am and who I strive to be.
So, this morning wasn't just about writing lyrics; it was about reconnecting with my own emotions and feelings — the spark that pushes me forward and reminds me of who I am.
SEE YOU SOON🔥🤗❤️
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