Inspired by the line: "We were made for each other."
The Gravity of Us
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| A design so ancient, so absolute—souls recognizing their map in the dark. |
They say the stars don’t choose where to fall, and the tide doesn’t ask permission from the shore. It is a quiet, violent pull— the same one that leads my shadow back to yours.
We were made for each other. Not in the way of fairy tales or gilded glass, but like the bone is made for the marrow, like the storm is made for the grass.
It is written in the way my name fits your breath, and how your silence is the only one I understand. A design so ancient, so absolute, that even in the dark, my soul recognizes the map of your hand.
We are two parts of a broken sun, aching to be whole, finding the truth in the wreckage: that I was crafted for your heart, and you were carved for my soul.
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