Heaven in Your Skin

You’re the light that breaks through my darkness,

The safe place my soul runs to when the storms come.

Every scar I carry, you’ve kissed it like a prayer,

Every fall I’ve taken, you were already there.

The world laughed when I stumbled,

But you… you reached for my hand.

You didn’t see the mess I was —

You saw the man I could be.

You’re my heaven wrapped in human skin,

My first breath in the morning, my last before I sleep.

Closer than my own heartbeat, deeper than my own blood,

You are my forever, my always, my only.

I’ve watched you break and still rise,

Fighting battles no one else could see.

I’ve held your pain like it was my own child,

And I’ve loved you in ways no language could ever hold.

When the nights were cold and your faith was gone,

I became the fire in your chest.

When you pushed the world away,

I stayed… because loving you is my truth.

I have failed, I have fallen,

But you never measured me by my mistakes.

You’ve been my shelter, my witness, my reason,

And I will spend every breath I have proving

That no man will ever worship you like I do.

You’re my heaven wrapped in human skin,

The prayer I didn’t know I was whispering.

Closer than my own heartbeat, deeper than my own blood,

You are my forever, my always, my only.

So when the world forgets your worth,

I’ll remind them — and you —

That you are the miracle I wake up for.

And if I spend my life loving you,

It will never be enough… but I’ll die trying.