
In a room that holds
neither mine nor borrowed weight,
I rest—
a guest to its walls,
yet rooted by familiar laughter.
Outside,
the cloudy sky
travels with me,
rain tracing quiet paths
on each new window.
My heart drifts,
threaded between
the silent pulse of my studio
and these warm, momentary branches
of kinship.
Even away,
I stitch belonging
from distance and embrace,
while my body hums
with a gentle ache—
a reminder
that solitude and love
both leave their marks,
soft as rain.
