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Between Who I Was and Who I’m Becoming

A short, honest poem about transition, synchronicities, and quietly becoming yourself.

Nov 25, 20251 min read

Catching myself in the middle of my own becoming.

“I swear… transition feels like being rewritten from the inside out.”

Lately I’ve been walking around feeling like I’m in between versions of myself.
Not who I was, not yet who I’m becoming, just… here.
Floating in that weird space of life where everything echoes a little louder.

Synchronicities keep popping up everywhere.
Numbers. Thoughts. Random signs that make me stop mid-step like,
“Okay, I see you. I get it. I’m changing.”

And honestly, it’s wild.
Some days I feel so light it scares me,
like I finally dropped something I didn’t even realize I was carrying.
Other days I wake up heavy, quiet, holding pieces of me I’m still learning to release.

But even in the mess, something in me knows I’m being guided.
Like life is tapping me on the shoulder saying,
“You’re not lost. You’re moving.” 5:45

This part of the journey isn’t loud or dramatic.
It’s subtle.
It’s personal.
It’s me learning to trust the tiny shifts,
the soft yes in my chest,
the way my life rearranges itself when I’m not looking.

I think this is what becoming actually feels like,
raw, uncomfortable, strangely beautiful.
Like watching your soul whisper,
“You’re ready… even if you don’t feel ready.”

Love,

Michelle

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“The journey inward is the greatest journey you’ll ever take.”

Michelle Morera, Founder, MiloCamilo

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