Your Reflection in the Lake
(A Whispered Beginning)
Your face in the still water —
like the moon leaning down to kiss its own shadow.
A shimmer. A hush.
A dream draped in silver mist.
The lake holds you —
as if it were made just to reflect
your quiet kind of beauty.
And I…
I lose myself
in the illusion of you.
For a moment,
I forget where the moon ends
and you begin.
And maybe…
they’re one and the same.
You stand beneath the night,
yet you are the night’s meaning —
soft, glowing, untouchable.
I stare too long,
and even the moon seems jealous.
It retreats behind clouds,
leaving only your reflection behind —
as if nature, too, chose you
over stars.
There’s something in your gaze
that turns silence into poetry.
And something in your stillness
that makes even time bow low.
Was it truly you I saw in the lake —
or just a longing,
so beautiful,
it pretended to be real?
Still…
my heart believes what it sees,
and it saw the moon tonight —
in your eyes.
From the moment I saw you,
nothing else was ever just a reflection again.
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