We were just two shadows in a field of blue a white sigh and a black whisper lost between petals and the hush of things unspoken The world didn’t know our names— but the flowers did. They watched you lean into me like a prayer left unspoken.
We danced without music just the rhythm of glances the poetry of tilts and tilting heads at old wooden windows where time paused— as if even it was curious how love could bloom— from silence.
We saw forever in a sea of daisies our backs to the world shoulders brushing like fragile vows we dared not speak aloud. You— with a heart too quiet Me— with one too loud.
And when the sea called we sat by the edge on cracked teal concrete watching ships go by not chasing them— just wondering if they carried the versions of us who never said goodbye.
Behind brick and bloom, we hid from the world but not from each other Your head touched mine— so softly, it rewrote every ache I thought I had to keep. Your gaze was the garden I forgot I deserved.
And if I could choose again, I'd still be the black night to your gentle dawn— not perfect, not always kind, but always always, there.