After the Rain
The earth exhales its oldest prayer, a scent of pine and moistened loam as raindrops surrender to the sun.
The earth exhales its oldest prayer, a scent of pine and moistened loam as raindrops surrender to the sun.
I wrote your name on folded sheets, then watched the ink bleed softly out across the paper grain.
When the heart speaks, it does not shout; it murmurs like a rising tide upon a tranquil shore.
They do not vanish with the light, nor crumble as the seasons turn; they linger in the folds of air.
It is not what we speak aloud that holds us here, but all the gentle silences we dare to share.