She
She's something
Something bright
Something greater than life
Something I'd never think I would deserve
Yet here she is, mine
She's a warmth
A warmth felt deeper than my skin
A warmth that spreads through my bones
A warmth that helps me sleep at night and a warmth that keeps me sane when my emotions seem to flow down the bathtub drain
Her warmth is felt by skin softer than silk sheets and whipped cream on smooth milkshakes and marble floors
She's a pigment
A pigment that brings colour to my soul when all I feel is a shade of cool grey
A pigment that stains the individual layers of my brain with ever sound and movement she creates
A pigment that creates invisible mandalas on my skin everywhere her fingers go
She's the driving force of all I do and all I feel
She turns my life into a living museum of beautiful moments and sweet and soft silence that doesn't bother either of us because that silence is a conversation only we can understand
It's her who makes my life complete
It's her
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