Stay Strong Poems Novels & Stories

Every reason I'd to keep you close was no longer valid, I don't recall a time were breathing come easily, but I never felt so alive even though the scenario contradicted itself. My tree lost its leave only to realize you were the reason why it had them in the first place, and now the same fire that burns my existence away is the one that keeps me sane. how can one feel at ease and be tormented by the same? I exhausted my chances to reach my destination because you were my home Jaden. There you are so close yet far, I caress your angelic face wishing I'd done it million times when I'd the chance. So I ask you to stay even though I hold the answer...so I keep on drowning.

If you ever read this, know I loved you before I even held you. Tears blurred the words. I read aloud quietly, voice cracking on the first line. “My dearest Faye, If the world takes me before I can tell you myself, remember this: strength is not in never falling. It’s in choosing to stand again, every time, for the people you love. Your wolf will wake when your heart calls her. Trust her. Trust yourself. And never forget—you were made from love, not conquest. I hope you never have to fight alone. But if you do, know I am with you always.”

"I turn all strength into dust." But this time, as the pain surged— I didn’t break. I didn’t bend. I pushed back.

he said, voice low and certain, “we’ve built something stronger than any threat, any darkness. Whatever comes next, we face it together. Always.” I pressed my forehead to his, letting the warmth of his presence seep into me. “Always,” I whispered back, feeling the truth of it resonate in every fiber of my being. The fire crackled, sending sparks dancing into the night sky, and I watched them fade into the stars. The pack, my family, and the life growing inside me, all of it was real. Fragile, yes, but enduring. A legacy secured not by fear or dominance, but by love, resilience, and the courage to keep going when everything else tried to break us.

“About how you’ve faced so much and yet you’re still here. Still fighting.” A lump forms in my throat at his words. “I don’t feel strong,” I admit softly. “Half the time, I feel like I’m barely holding it together.” “That’s what makes you strong, my sweet Jasmine.” He says, brushing a strand of hair away from my face. “Strength isn’t about never feeling fear or doubt. It’s about pushing through those moments, even when it feels impossible.”

But even in the midst of my terror, a stubborn ember of resilience burned within me, urging me to fight, to survive. With trembling hands, I pressed them against my racing heart, seeking solace in the steady beat that reminded me of my own existence. "Stay strong," I whispered to myself, drawing upon the last reserves of courage that flickered within me. "You are stronger than your fears. You can endure this."

I detailed the strength that coursed through our veins, forged through countless challenges, and our resilience in the face of adversity. “With every battle we have faced, our pack has grown stronger,” I continued, my words dripping with confidence. “We have overcome obstacles that seemed insurmountable, emerging with the taste of victory on our lips. Your feeble attempts to intimidate us will not succeed, for we are the Athens pack, and our spirits cannot be broken.”

Not strong enough to escape. But strong enough to hold. Strong enough to keep being cage. Strong enough to fade together instead of alone. And somehow, impossibly, that was enough. It would always be enough. Because we had each other. And love—love didn't fade. Love remained. Even here. Especially here. Forever.

Something quieter. Stronger. Staying. Just like him.

‘You are stronger than you can imagine, my love. My breath shudders as the words echo in my soul. Stronger. Stronger. I clutch onto them like a lifeline, refusing to let them slip away. A fire starts to burn inside me, slow at first, like embers being coaxed to life. Then it grows. It spreads, surging through my veins, licking up my spine, igniting something I thought had long been extinguished.