There is a thread— unseen, divine— spun long before your hand met mine In the silence where no eyes see God wrote your name beside my decree Beneath the stars, before the breath in the realm untouched by time or death our souls were lanterns, side by side— then cast to earth, and made to hide.
You walked through rain, I burned through frost both led by strings we didn’t know We loved the wrong, we lost the right yet dreamt the same face every night The world was loud, but hearts were wise— they searched for home in strangers' eyes I passed by years that wore your scent not knowing where your silence went.
And every prayer, though not your name still reached the sky and burned the same Still, fate would stretch but never tear— for what is yours is always there Perhaps in this life, not in flesh— but in the ache, the dreams, the breath. Perhaps we meet where souls reside where tulips bloom and no one dies.
So if you feel a sudden pull when the wind is soft, and the world is dull— it’s me, my love, it’s always been— the other end of the unseen string.