In a corner of the world so tight,

A space so small, bathed in light,

Its walls are close, its ceiling low,

Yet within, vast emotions grow.

A single chair, a window’s gleam,

A quiet nook, a whispered dream,

No grandeur here, no sprawling floor,

Just simple things—but so much more.

For here I’ve laughed and here I’ve cried,

In this small place, my soul resides,

Each memory, a tender thread,

Weaving love where I have tread.

A cup of tea, a gentle breeze,

Moments like these bring hearts to ease,

This little space, my secret part,

Has carved itself into my heart.

No need for castles, grand or tall,

When love can fill a space so small,

A humble room, a cherished view,

The vastness of my heart holds you.