Deep Water

Whispers in the dark, shadows intertwine

A hidden world behind your eyes, secrets undefined

There’s a side of us unseen, a landscape carved in mystery

Silent slopes and shadowed streams, a fragile, trembling history

I built my mirrors carefully, trusted every reflection’s face

But sometimes they show crooked truths, angles that distort the grace

Familiar hands now strangers, whispering in disguise

Hearts once warm now hollow, beneath the silent skies

What remains when the echoes fade, when the night’s too deep to see?

A pearl in wounds concealed, shining faintly, fiercely free

The lesson’s not who left but what’s left behind, a glowing core

In the dark, a lonely truth, forever wanting more

Silent foundations shift, revealing scars and stories

A map of fractured love, filled with wounds and glories

In the quiet aftermath, I find my truth anew

Lesions of a heart, illuminated by what’s true

In the deepest, wounded water, a pearl is born and gleams

A light within the shadows, a fragile hope that dreams