Reawakened heart๐๐
A fortress built, around my soul, Protected from love's vulnerable role, The scars of past heartaches, still remained, A shield to guard, my heart's deep pain. I vowed to never love again, To lock away, the tender within, The risk of hurt, too great to bear, My heart, a ghost town, devoid of care. Years went by, like autumn leaves, And I, a wanderer, through life's ebbing breeze, No warmth of touch, no gentle gaze, My heart, frozen, in endless winter days. Then, like a sunrise, breaking through, You appeared, and my world anew, A gentle breeze, that soothed my skin, A love so pure, it melted the shield within. Your eyes, a haven, where I found rest, A love that healed, my heart's unrest, The walls crumbled, the fortress fell, And I, a prisoner, of love, broke free to dwell. You awakened, a heart long asleep, And with your love, my soul began to keep, The rhythm of hope, the beat of trust, A love reborn, forever just. In your arms, I found my peaceful nest, A haven from life's turbulent unrest, With you, my love, I am made whole, Forever grateful, for your loving soul.
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