Emptiness is a confession, a soul laid bare in the tension between longing and loss, healing and heartbreak, faith and futility. With piercing honesty, this poem captures the maddening contradictions of growth: how one can be healthy and still feel broken, full of love yet starving for connection. It is both prayer and protest. A cry into the void. For those who’ve ever felt unseen while giving everything, Emptiness doesn’t offer answers, it offers presence. A sacred, exhausted plea to be known, held, and proven wrong by grace.