MissAnna Posted December 1 Report Posted December 1 The sea had carried me for ages, or so it felt. I drifted like a message in a bottle no one ever opened, salt crusting my hope, moonlight scribbling its quiet notes across my skin. I waited in that wide blue nowhere, a small heartbeat in a cathedral of tides. Some nights the waves sang lullabies with crooked voices, and other nights they tugged at me like old regrets. I learned to whisper to the stars just to stay brave. Then you appeared. Not as a thunderclap or a heroic ship slicing the horizon, but as a lantern glow moving toward me, soft as dawn stretching her fingers across a sleepy sky. Your light made the ocean unclench for the first time. You didn’t rescue me with ropes or grand gestures. You simply reached out and let me know I had finally been seen. The sea, startled, loosened its grip and let my tired spirit rise like a gull catching an updraft. And there, in the hush between two waves, I realized love is not a lighthouse shouting for attention but the quiet warmth of someone who finds you exactly where you thought you’d disappear. You found me just when I feared I’d become part of the deep. And now my heart sails with a wind it trusts, carrying your name like a compass that finally points home. 1
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