Today My Heart Wears You

Today my heart wears you like curtains,  

a house draped in the light of longing,  

each fold holding the weight of shadows,  

your breath, a wind, stirring my silence.  

Inside, the walls hum your name softly,  

plants lean toward the echoing music,  

the floorboards ache the way I ache,  

bearing your absence like restless roots.  

Today it fills with you, spills rivers,  

a cascade of days, unmoored, uncounted,  

where your voice becomes the horizon's edge,  

a thread stitching sky to restless earth.  

You bloom in the cracks of my routine,  

a stubborn flower breaking stone’s muscle,  

your touch, a warmth housed in distances,  

your love, the dawn in my darkest rooms.