The Geography of a Small Heart
There is a quiet, fragile geography within the ribs. A small heart, seemingly bound by bone and breath, yet holding a territory as vast as an ocean. How strange it is that something so finite can shelter a love that refuses containment—a love that spills over the edges, caught by the wandering wind, restless and untamed. This immense affection does not ask for permission. It descends in a whisper, heavy and sweet like ripe fruit, loosening the pomegranate’s fierce grip upon its seeds, only to tumble silently into the dark, questioning depths of two almond eyes. It knows the terrain … Continue reading The Geography of a Small Heart