The Stolen Dewdrop Thread

 


I, a silent thief of moments as they flew,

Each like a raindrop, kissed by morning's hue,

Stole them softly, lest the world should know

The treasure I was gathering, soft and low.


These fleeting pearls, that vanished on the breeze,

I held them close, amongst the rustling trees

Of memory, where tender feelings reside,

And with devotion, all my heart implied,


I spun them fine, a thread of silver light,

From stolen whispers of the fading night,

A fragile filament, uniquely made,

No ordinary strand, no common braid.


This rain-thread, shimmering, with delicate grace,

A testament to love within this space,

I weave it gently, with a touch so true,

And offer it, beloved, just for you.


For in each glistening bead, a moment lies,

A stolen glance, a memory in your eyes,

And bound together, they shall ever gleam,

A silent language of a cherished dream.


So wear this thread, though others may not see,

The secret hours you have spent with me,

For in its fragile beauty, you will find,

The captured echoes of a loving mind

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