She walks, and morning learns to blush,
With every step, the roses rush.
The stars, once proud, now dim their light,
For in her eyes, they lose the fight.

Her smile,like dawn that breaks the gray,
It turns my darkest thoughts away.
No poet’s ink, no painter’s hue,
Could ever capture all she’s due.

She doesn’t know, she’ll never see,
How much of her lives deep in me.
She breathes, and all the world feels right,
She speaks, and silence takes its flight.

Each time she laughs, the heavens bloom,
The winds themselves make softer room.
The sky I see is not the same,
Since the day I whispered her name.

She's not just beauty carved in grace,
She's warmth, she’s wonder, time, and place.
And every time she meets my eye,
The whole of me fills with her sky.

I'm in shackles, not looking for keys,
No dreams of escape, no silent pleas.
The iron hugs me like a fate I chose,
But this pain, this ache, only I know.

One by one, I break my bones,
Not in hope, not to atone.
Each crack sings like a prayer gone wrong,
A mournful verse in a forgotten song.

They do not see the blood I spill,
The silent wars, the quiet ****.
They think I sleep, they think I breathe,
But I’m unraveling beneath each sheath.

These shackles aren’t just forged in steel,
They’re made from every wound I feel.
And as my flesh gives in to dust,
So does my soul, so does my trust.

Each snap, a scream that no one hears,
Each fracture, stitched with ghosts and fears.
Not breaking free, but breaking down,
Stripped of name, stripped of crown.

No freedom waits at the end of this game,
Just pieces of me too worn to name.
But still I crack, bone after bone,
Tearing away till I’m fully gone.

Let them wonder what silence means,
I was never bound by chains,
I was bound by me.