She came beside me, despite the weight.
"What are you thinking? " she softly said,
But I stayed silent, lost in my head.
My silence deepened her worry and fear,
She sat beside me, drawing near.
"Look at me, " she whispered with care,
And suddenly, peace replaced despair.
Those wasted hours began to fade,
As I met the eyes that love had made.
I looked at her, and somehow knew,
The world felt kinder, the sky more blue.
I walked downstairs, leaving the sky,
She brought me tea, and sat nearby.
I realised I need not roam,
For all I seek is waiting at home.
No roof, no stars, no distant dome,
Could give me what I find at home.
In her quiet love, my heart finds rest—
You are my home, my safest nest.
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