Your words have blown away
in life's gales. The house of self
that stood for decades
has been shaken.
But where words used to
bulwark the home where our hearts
sat together, we can build a new frame.
We don't need the words, I promise you.
Today, you watched silently,
as we blustered and bustled around you.
Were your thoughts and opinions trapped
under the rubble of the changes that have come?
I want you to know, I saw you. To keep you
from digging for those buried words,
I ran my hands down your back. I touched your hair.
I stood beside you and leaned in.
You leaned back. We ourselves can be the ramparts
built over the wreckage of your broken words.
We can still be each other's home.
Lean into me again.
Lean into me until you rest
with your dismantled words.
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