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The Inner World Collection · curated edition

When the Night Changes: Trusting in Love’s Eternal Flame

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About 2 minutes · 7 stanzas

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When the night changes, And the sky folds itself into velvet black, Do not be afraid, For this darkness is not your enemy, But the quiet hand of the universe, Gently turning the page To a new chapter of your soul’s journey.

The stars may seem distant, But they are still there, Watching, waiting, Whispering that even in the deepest shadows, Light has never left you. In the stillness of this night, Where old things fade and new things stir, Do not fear the unknown, For change is the language of love.

It is love that pulls the tides, Love that turns the earth beneath your feet, Love that cradles the moon in her ascent.

And when the world grows silent, When all you’ve known fades into the horizon, Remember that what truly matters remains.

The love that lights your soul Is not extinguished by the coming night, It is the flame that burns eternal, A warmth that darkness cannot touch.

So let go of your fear, Let go of the grip on what has been, For the night is not an ending It is a passage into deeper grace.

Trust in this shifting, For only love remains. And in that love, You will find that even in the darkest hours, You are never alone, And the dawn will come again.

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“When the night changes,
And the sky folds itself into velvet black,
Do not be afraid,
For this darkness is not your enemy,”
When the Night Changes: Trusting in Love’s Eternal FlamePoetry by Michael Yap
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This curated edition is shared as personal artistic expression, not medical, financial or relationship advice. Sacred names and traditions are approached with respectful poetic or devotional context.

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