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Blue Evergarden
a book bubble about
Diaries of a Borderline
Literature & Fiction
Author Insight
We Promised the Mirror, Together
I wrote this for the part of me that kept breathing in grief—and for the part of you still doing the same. I once thought healing meant erasing what hurt. It doesn’t. It means I hold the mirror with soft hands and promise not to look away when the old ache flickers. It means you and I choose the small, ordinary moments we learnto name as gifts: water on the wrists, a breath in the doorway, a name spoken kindly. When Destiny asks if we will mother ourselves the way we needed, I answer with you beside me. We vow to be the home our dreams return to—without needing to knock. We agree that love may never abolish grief, but it can bloom inside it, anemones swaying in violet light. The vows we make in silence do not vanish — they echo through the body until even our abandoned parts recognize the sound of home.
Book Excerpt
Diaries of a Borderline
She breathes love where grief remains.
She knows love will never fully absolve grief.
Grief is love choosing to carry on after them.
This love can bloom beautiful wonders if she wills it.
She’d been broken since she was eight.
Freedom felt wrong when home and abuse felt like the same thing.
She holds her abandoned parts with soft hands.
The anemones sway in the violet light.
The earth reminds her nature was her mother first.
Destiny asks,
“Do you think she will mother herself how she needed?”
Fate replies,
“I do hope so.”
There are so many wonderful things for her to experience if she can only heal by choosing what makes her feel seen,
heard,
wanted by herself.
She’s beginning to be the home her dreams need.
Eternity says,
“She’ll do it.
It’s in her blood.”
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