What I See in You

Job Welime

If she ever asks me,
“What do you see in me?”

I won’t rush the answer…I’ll let it breathe first,because what I see in you
is not something that fits in a sentence.

It’s a feeling. A pull. A quiet kind of gravity, that rearranges my entire world without asking permission.

What do I see in you?

I see a love so pure it makes broken parts of me sit up and listen.
A love so honest, it strips away every mask I didn’t even know I was wearing.

I see peace…in a world that taught me to survive chaos.

I see warmth…in a heart that somehow found mine
and decided to stay.

And if I had to say it in a way that even the stars would pause to understand
I’d tell her: I see a love that makes the devil long for heaven.

Yeah…that kind of love.

The kind that feels forbidden in its beauty, dangerous in its depth,
because it heals wounds, I had already made peace with carrying forever.

What I see in you…

Is home. Not the kind built with walls,
but the kind built with presence, where my soul finally exhales
after years of holding its breath.

I see forever, not as a promise,
but as something already unfolding
every time you look at me
like I’m enough.

And if she still asks me again…

I’ll just smile, pull her a little closer,
and say

“I see everything I never knew I needed…
and everything I’d never want to lose.”

  • Author: Job Welime (Offline Offline)
  • Published: February 24th, 2026 08:34
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  • sorenbarrett

    Wow! Romantic is the word and well worded at that. It makes great poetic connections between nature and people and reinforces the feeling of love and another's importance. Very nicely composed



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