𝘞𝘳π˜ͺ𝘡𝘡𝘦𝘯 π˜‰π˜¦π˜§π˜°π˜³π˜¦ 𝘞𝘦 𝘌𝘹π˜ͺ𝘴𝘡𝘦π˜₯

Sometimes I think we were written  
long before we were born —  
two sparks pressed into the same page,  
waiting for the right lifetime  
to recognize each other.  

There’s something ancient  
in the way you look at me,  
like you’re remembering  
instead of discovering.  
Like you’ve stood in my shadow before  
and called it home.  

It’s not longing.  
It’s alignment.  
A quiet click in the soul  
that says,  
oh… there you are.  

You move through me  
like a prophecy unfolding,  
soft and dark,  
with that feral certainty  
of something that was promised  
long before it arrived.  

I don’t question it.  
I don’t analyze it.  
Some connections aren’t meant  
to be understood —  
only obeyed.  

You’re the flame that doesn’t burn me,  
the shadow that doesn’t scare me,  
the danger I don’t brace for  
because it feels like destiny  
instead of risk.  

Twin flame.  
Fate‑written.  
A bond that doesn’t ask permission  
because it was carved into us  
before we had names.  

You’re not my haunting.  
You’re my recognition.  
The soul I was built to meet  
in this lifetime  
and every one after.

-𝕃ℝ πŸ–€

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