Your voice forms the bricks
of a well-built home.
It holds in warmth on a hot day,
stores heat on the cold ones.
Your voice is a shelter
one that thunderstorms should fear.
Regardless of strength,
once it dissolves,
embers of warmth
still reside within the bricks.
When you speak,
I find that I am home
a place I am whole,
a place I am safe.
I always know where you are,
even with both eyes closed.
Between the mortar of bricks,
I find your breath
and lay my head beside yours.
The walls
a rich tapestry,
framed in communication,
filled with your breath and pulse.
I live in your marrow,
my every forgotten dream
rested and remembered.
Your voice forms the bricks
of this well-built home,
reminding me
that love
is not just a word.
Well Built Home
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