Velvet Rewoven

[Verse 1]
The quiet rain unfurls on ancient cypress leaves,
A whisper through the silence, what my heart believes.
Months spun like un-dyed threads, a distant, muted hue,
But the touch of your skin still feels profoundly new.

[Chorus]
This velvet rewoven, in the hush of the moon,
Reminds me of the reason, why I chose you so soon.
A sacred, slow unraveling, a tender, soft return,
The quietest lesson, my yearning heart will learn.

[Verse 2]
The scent of damp earth, carried from old shrines,
Unfurls like a memory, through intricate designs.
Your laughter, a soft, saffron thread, bright and true,
A pattern of belonging, bringing me back to you.

[Chorus]
This velvet rewoven, in the hush of the moon,
Reminds me of the reason, why I chose you so soon.
A sacred, slow unraveling, a tender, soft return,
The quietest lesson, my yearning heart will learn.

[Bridge]
The ebb and flow of seasons, a natural, deep design,
Each delicate fray, a story now entwined.
This quiet strength, like ancient moss on stone,
The velvet silence, where we’ve always known.

[Outro]
The fragile, quiet strength, unfurling in the low light.
This tender tapestry, rewoven through the night.