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To the Invisible Me
You stood in silence, unheard but not broken—
The world passed you by, but you saw everything.
Their eyes weren’t ready for your light,
So you learned to glow quietly in the dark.
You weren’t missing—you were watching.
Every wound you took became a window.
Every step they mocked became your own private march
Toward a dream no one else believed in but you.
I see you now, not as a shadow,
But as a survivor of storms no one understood.
You made it through every door slammed in your face,
Every love that left you lost,
Every lie they told about your worth.
And here you are—
Still walking. Still writing. Still rising.
I am seen now,
But only by those who matter.
At Street Artist Souls CIC, we believe in the power of expression to heal, unite, and elevate.
Our mission is to create safe spaces where voices are heard, stories are shared, and creativity drives change.
Born from lived experience, SAS is a reflection of real people, real pain, and real growth.
From street corners to art corners, our journey is shaped by those we meet, one town at a time—Midsomer Norton is next.
We’re exploring a live Open Mic night—music, poetry, and raw connection.
Would you attend? Would you perform?
Or would you simply show up for someone who needs to be seen?
We’re in early talks about a potential Open Mic Night in Midsomer Norton. The venue is cosy, intimate—just a few of us, sharing truth, music, and spoken word in a personal space.
Nothing is confirmed yet, but the idea is real—and we’d love to know if you'd be part of it.
I walked into a town I didn’t know,
but it felt like something was waiting.
Not the shops,
not the streets—
something quieter…
like a spark wrapped in silence.
I went in for a quick look.
Books. Ink. Cards.
The kind of space where you don’t need to talk much
to feel understood.
We shared a coffee,
a moment,
a weight lifted.
Two souls on the edge of something good.
She called me The Juggler—
Two of Coins,
Pentacles if you're precise.
Balance. Change. Movement.
A quiet reminder that maybe life is the performance—
and I'm still mid-act.
She handed me a card with a heart.
No words, just meaning.
I held it like a note from the universe:
"You’re doing okay. Keep going."
And I left with more than I came in for—
not just books,
not just thoughts,
but the rhythm of possibility in a strange town,
far from home,
and somehow closer to myself.
You are not what's behind you.
You're the fire walking forward through it.
You’re the quiet rebuild in the rubble,
the art scribbled in margins,
the voice that cracked but kept singing.
Some people wait to be found.
You’re out here finding yourself—
with pens, with paint, with scars and stories.
And every time you speak your truth,
someone else gets permission to heal too.
So write like your life depends on it—
because maybe it does.
And maybe someone else’s does too.
— Cipher Noir
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