A Key Like Mine
His heart dug beneath the earth.
Weighed by shackles of bare bones and undertones
Every step hurried
It’s beautiful unkept depth
Until his path had crossed another’s
Her heart dug beneath the earth
Weighed by shackles of scarlet cries and unmarked eyes
Every step hurried
It’s beautiful unkept depth
Until her path had crossed another’s
Their eyes glared at the glimmer key named
“Hope”
To which, the other was given
“Keep walking.” They were told
By a voice so profound and bold
They held their key to one another’s
A match with a name unheard before
Such a name read as
“Freedom”
As they raced to place A key
To the shackles of another
Each inhaling a newness
Within each breathe they’ve so longed to hear
A second caught their gaze
A deeply formed breath in synchrony
This key, they thought, is so different
How could it hold my heart’s time?
A moment
A name
Such a key… Like mine