The moment you step into my sight,
The world tilts gently back to right.
My heart forgets the days we've lost—
The time, the ache, the distance crossed.

I run to you, like breath to flame,
And whisper softly just your name.
It trembles out like something new,
Though every part remembers you.

Your smile—unchanged, yet always more,
Unlocks a joy I've felt before.
Your touch, familiar, yet it sends
A thousand shivers to my ends.

And in your arms, I lose the years—
The waiting, longing, quiet tears.
No time can dull this spark we share,
No miles can drain the magic there.

So hold me close, and let it be
The first time, once again, for me.
For every time I see your face,
My heart finds home, its rightful place.