She was 'Autumn'β warm, but always leaving A soul stitched from golden light and goodbyes she never stopped grieving
He was 'Winter'β quiet, distant, carving silence into the world like someone used to resistance
They met in the blur between late November when leaves forget to hold on and snow begins to remember She smiled like the last fire in a cabin He stared like someone who knew the cost of warmth and what it meant to lose it too soon
She spoke in colorsβ scarlets and golds words that cracked like twigs but healed like poems never told He answered in stillness like frost on glass, afraid that every touch would make him shatter at last
But even frost can soften Even storms can learn to stay And slowly she didnβt run and he didnβt push her away He let her fall apart in his arms like leaves too tired to pretend and she let his cold truth hold herβ not to fix but to mend
They didnβt belongβ not in the way seasons are told but somehow, in the ache of each other they began to unfold
And there in a world where nothing was meant to last where autumn leaves and snowflakes both belong to the pastβ they built something quiet something unknownβ a rhythm, a whisper, a heartbeat for a home.