Eclipsed by you

I was a lone star, lost in the hush of midnight, Drifting through the echoes of my own silence, A wanderer in the vast, unyielding dark, Where even the moon seemed too distant to touch. Then you arrived— Like dawn spilling gold over a frozen world, Unraveling shadows with the softness of your hands, Turning the void into a canvas of color. Your voice— A melody only the heart could understand, Sung in whispers that settled between my ribs, A song that made my soul remember its name. Your eyes— Two constellations pulling me into their orbit, A gravity I could not resist, nor wished to escape, For in their depths, I found a place to call home. Your touch— A wildfire gentle enough to heal, A storm fierce enough to leave me breathless, And I surrendered, gladly, to the tempest of you. Falling in love was never a descent, But a flight into something vast and infinite, As if the universe had conspired in silence, To lead me straight into your arms.