Where You Began In Me

 One day, I will write a novel  

About how the universe pressed time and space  

Just so I could hold you

Not in passing,  

But in that slow, silent kind of embrace  

Where souls melt and breath forgets its rhythm.


I’ll write of how your arms  

Wrapped around me like a prayer,  

Of how my body learned your shape  

By instinct, not memory.  

A hug

But more than that

A merging,  

A pause in the world,  

Where only warmth and want remained.


In that moment,  

The stars didn’t shine

They listened.


Nidal Sati


 

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