
In a dimly lit corner of a familiar room, two people keep finding each other after long silences. They do not call or write, but somehow always return to the same table, the same glass of wine, the same half-lit moon. Time does not erase what they share, it only pauses it. Their love lives in moments, not years; in the glow where silence breathes and words are unnecessary. They do not promise forever, they honor the return. Each meeting feels like memory and miracle at once, a quiet ritual that ends and begins again as if the world forgets its spin just for them. ======================= You were there again, corner of the room Same table, same wine, same half-lit moon I forgot the years that kept us apart The clock took its hands off my heart We never call, we never write But we return when the stars align Strangers who remember too much Lovers who never touch time We only exist when we meet In the glow where silence breathes Every goodbye is still sweet Because somewhere, we begin again You tell me of oceans, I tell you of trains How the cities change but the feeling remains Every word feels carved from before Every look opens the same old door You always appear like you never left Same glass of red, same easy breath I don’t ask where you’ve been, I just know The moment you smile, the seasons slow We only exist when we meet In the glow where silence breathes Every goodbye is still sweet Because somewhere, we begin again We don’t chase what fades away We keep it sacred, we let it stay No promises, no need to try We’re a story that never dies We only exist when we meet In the glow where silence breathes If this is all the life we get Then somewhere, we begin again You smile, the world forgets its spin I walk away, and time folds in