65 Poem

Her

My old earth planted a seed in my chest, called it language, called it a lifelong test.

Late Sunday sunlight rested on my skin, and stretch marks traced all the places I'd been.

Courage grew slowly, then all at once, a quiet roar where fear had once run.

Danger in my grin, purpose in my stride, a thousand old versions falling aside.

The world flashed conflict across every screen, and I answered with poems and with staying seen.

Executive smile, steady eye contact, firm handshakes, proving I could adapt.

I learned how to enter a room with grace and let my presence speak before my face.

Then one evening, scrolling through names and dreams, I found a light moving between the streams.

On an app built from pictures and passing displays, she appeared like a sunrise through a veil of gray.

Not only beautiful—she was awake, the kind of soul that makes old walls break.

Her laughter rang like a bell in spring,

We talked for hours beyond midnight's reach, finding hidden meanings in the truths we'd teach.

I introduced myself not as a profile to read, but a frequency tuned to a deeper need.

She heard the signal, clear and true, as though she'd been listening for it too.

Coffee cups cooled as conversations grew, revealing the people we'd both lived through.

My voice moved softly through the space between, her eyes reflecting possibilities unseen.

No rushing time, no need to perform, just two wandering spirits finding warmth.

Your beauty caught my eye at first, but your spirit quenched a deeper thirst.

We became a story written slowly, sentence by sentence, letting trust grow.

We weren't looking for forever that day; forever arrived anyway.

Not as a promise spoken too soon, but a steady light filling the room.

Let's make this love survive the years, through victories, doubts, and changing gears.

Let it outlive fashions, cities, and trends, becoming stronger wherever the road bends.

When youth becomes memory and seasons turn, let our hearts remain willing to learn.

Let me discover you again each day, finding new colors in familiar ways.

May our laughter echo through every room, long after flowers have finished their bloom.

Let loyalty be the ground we stand on, firm when the shadows stretch long.

Let patience become our quiet art, teaching grace to every heart.

What was given freely became a gift, strong enough to survive every drift.

Time bent around us, seasons rearranged, yet something essential remained unchanged.

Time is an ocean, endless and wide, carrying every dream upon its tide.

The years arrive like waves in the night, then disappear beyond our sight.

Yet love is a lighthouse rooted below, teaching lost hearts exactly where to go.

Through fog and distance, through seasons unknown, its beam keeps whispering, you're not alone.

Storms drew their names across the years, yet your light remained beyond my fears.

The clock kept moving, doing what clocks do, turning black into silver, old into new.

But love kept watch from the edge of the shore, guiding us home again and evermore.

My back stayed strong from the roads I'd crossed, from carrying lessons instead of loss.

Why do we clutch pillows when truth gets near, instead of speaking what we most want to hear?

So I told you plainly, without disguise, the truth living quietly behind my eyes:

If time keeps moving as it will, let it find me still choosing you.

Not once.

Not sometimes.

Not when it's easy.

But daily, deeply, and completely.

Athletic pivots, careful descents, life rewriting itself in elegant sentences.

Love leaves downloads inside the soul, invisible files making fractured things whole.

The signal stays clear across every year, my frequency finding yours whenever you're near.

The seed is still speaking from deep within, and every tomorrow feels ready to begin.

My old earth planted a seed in my chest, and loving you helped it become its best.

HER. The lighthouse in my ocean.

The signal in my noise.

The answer to a question I was asking all my life.

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