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Cosmic Perfection
January 7, 2024
To see poetry in someone means to see them in the wonder of the stars.
It means to chase the atoms that created them, to find beauty in how the sun dances on their cheekbones or how their eyes sparkle when they smile.
It's to see them and say:
Nothing inside you ever needed changing. The star you come from only shines because you're here, on Earth, as perfect as designed. You are the gift God brought me. You are my covenant.
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There's devotion in my pen, and this poem is for all the writers who love as hard as I do-- to everyone whose love spills all over the pages of their journal.