YOU AND I
In the realm where whispers fade away, They scatter, fleeing when you near. My heart, a waxen sculpture, melts, As the Sun unveils its tender sphere. Will this sensation linger on, Or mere strangers, adrift, we stay? In a world where voices clamor loud, But 'tis just us, entwined, in our own way. Alone, yet inseparable, amidst the throng, It's our alliance against the stormy sea. You've glimpsed my rawest, darkest self, Yet you linger, enduring, with me, you see. Through life's twists, its grotesque chore, In the eleventh hour, you stand close, so near. A bond, unbroken, binds our souls, Forever entwined, in unity, dear. Someday, a stroll down memory lane, We'll reminisce on times untethered. Not owned, not mine, nor yours to claim, Yet belonging to the same celestial shepherd.
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