OUR HUSH
We inhaled a universe,
exhaled stardust stories -
in those moments,
time was a tapestry
we wove with our breath.
The air tasted
of both summer storms and
the crisp edge of winter dawns,
how it filled our lungs
with the essence of now,
binding us in an invisible thread
of oxygen, carbon - something divine.
We shared breaths like secrets,
a communion of souls
in the silent language of living.
I remember the rhythm,
your inhale, my exhale -
The synchronicity of our heartbeats
whispering of ancient dances,
of leaves swaying with the wind,
of waves caressing the shore,
leaving parts behind
with each tender withdrawal.
We breathed,
not just to live,
but to exist together,
in a bubble where time hesitated,
gave us a chance
to etch our beings into the air itself.
Those breaths,
they carried laughter and tears,
hopes as light as the air,
fears as heavy as the silence
that fell when our breathing
was the only sound.
Do you remember
the hush of the world,
how it seemed to pause,
to listen to our shared rhythm,
envious of our harmony?
We were the masters of moments,
the architects of a fragile eternity
crafted from nothing more than
the air that danced between us,
fleeting yet infinite in memory.
I breathe now,
solo,
each inhale a memory,
each exhale a wish
to find that synchrony again.
But as the world keeps turning,
and my breaths echo in the emptiness,
I carry the remembrance,
a beacon in the night,
A touch of breeze from the
Wind that whispered of home -
The wind that held us
When we lived to breath
together.