Your presence steals the ground beneath me,
a soft pull, gentle and relentless.
The air thickens when you speak,
each word a thread I cannot untangle.
My chest tightens,
not from fear but from too much feeling.
Your gaze finds the quiet places in me,
ones I didn't know could be touched.
Every moment with you is an undoing,
a slow unravel of what I thought I was.
My strength falters,
but I do not mind the fall.
Because in your orbit,
weakness feels like the beginning of flight.
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