Not All Blooms Look Alike

I used to think blooming meant I had to look like her—the one with the perfect home, the tidy life, the peaceful smile that never seemed to break. But over time, I’ve learned something sacred: my bloom doesn’t have to look like anyone else’s.

Maybe your bloom looks like starting over.

Maybe it looks like slow healing.

Maybe it’s messy, unsure, or taking longer than you planned.

That doesn’t make it any less beautiful.

In a world that celebrates fast success, perfect images, and curated milestones, it’s easy to forget that wildflowers bloom at their own pace—and still bring beauty to the world. You weren’t created to be a copy. You were created to be you. Rooted in God’s timing. Nourished by grace. Growing in your own sacred space.

Wildflowers don’t bloom all at once.

Some grow tall. Some stay low.

Some stretch toward the sun, and others take their time.

And yet, they’re all doing what they were made to do.

So if today you’re feeling behind, unseen, or like your growth doesn’t measure up—pause. Breathe. Remember this:

Your bloom matters.

Your pace is not a problem.

Your story is still unfolding.

And God isn’t finished with you yet.

Keep tending your heart.

Keep watering your soul.

Keep showing up—even when your bloom doesn’t match anyone else’s.

You were made to bloom different, and that’s what makes you divine.

So, hey beautiful wildflower, unique in your own way…let that part of you shine! It’s what you burn the brightest.

Love,

Chasity

Wildflowers & Wonder