Forehead kisses and stolen hoodies ✨
I didn't know how much noise I was carrying,
until you made a quiet room inside your chest for me.
I have always been the one who stays,
the one who holds others together.
You asked me when was the last time someone stayed for me.
I had no answer.
There is something holy about how you look at me,
like I'm not too much or too soft, just enough.
Your hands know how to hold without fixing.
And then the adorable parts
how you scrunch your nose when you lie,
how you steal all my hoodies and then say you don't,
how you look at me over your coffee like I'm your favorite song.
You kiss my forehead like it's a promise you intend to keep.
In a world that taught us to apologize for loving women,
we don't whisper here.
We make coffee, we argue about songs, we exist.
And that feels like a revolution I want to live in,
with you, every ordinary morning.