Summer always begins with a certain kind of magic — the kind that hums under your skin, making every glance feel electric, every night endless, every word a spark.
I told myself this was just that — a season, a fleeting wave of warmth destined to cool when the air turned crisp.
But here we are.
Somewhere between iced coffees and late-night drives, the ease of July turned into something quieter, deeper. It’s in the way his laughter lingers even after the phone call ends. It’s in the comfort of knowing that when the leaves start to fall, what we’ve built won’t scatter with them.
Love has a way of teaching you to surrender — to stop asking what if and start whispering why not.
And so, I let it happen.
I let the summer heat soften into something steady.
I let the fire settle into a glow I can hold.
Because maybe love isn’t about chasing the high of the season.
Maybe it isn’t about moving as fast as the days slip by,
but as slow and steady as the heart — savoring every moment,
letting it bloom at its own pace,
even as everything else around you shifts and changes.
So here’s to falling — not in a rush, not in fear — but with the quiet confidence that this time, the season won’t decide how the story ends.
– Epiphany
Soul Note
Take a moment and reflect:
What part of you is learning to slow down and let love unfold naturally? Write it down, breathe into it, and let this season teach you something about trust.
The Epiphany Space 