She, the Storm-Wrought Temple
where shadows learned to speak,
where a child’s dawn was stolen
by hands that pretended to be light.
when her life should have been spring
winter returned in human form,
that once trusted warmth.
stone forged from lightning,
marble veined with memories
that would have crumbled gentler souls.
and see a tower untouched by storms,
never knowing the hurricanes
to keep the sky clear for others.
that longs not for rescue,
At night, her fire changes color,
but a secret crimson yearning.
Her sensuality is not a wound
that grew again after the burn.
A place of fragrant dusk,
where she dreams of losing herself
that feel like dusk settling on water
wrapped in the hush of a child
from ruins the world tried to hide,
the storm and the calm that follows it.
Strength is her architecture,
vulnerability her secret hymn,
running through her stone.