Breaking Walls, Finding Light

In the silence of his cave, he dwelled,

A man of walls, in shadows shelled.

But she, with eyes like stars, did see,

The soul within, longing to be free.

"I'm trying to break the walls," she said,

With words like honey, soft and spread.

For she saw beyond the fortress tall,

To the heart within, waiting to call.

With each gentle touch, she chipped away,

At the barriers built, day by day.

Her love a chisel, her patience a key,

Unlocking the door to set him free.

And as the walls began to fall,

He felt the warmth of love's sweet call.

For in her eyes, he found his light,

Guiding him out of the endless night.

"The caved man willing to come out," he sighed,

As he stepped into the world, eyes wide.

For her love had shown him a brand new start,

A journey of healing, of soul and heart.

"You are an angel," she whispered true,

Her voice like music, ringing through.

"Your heart is so pure for this universe,"

He replied, feeling the weight disperse.

In her embrace, he found his peace,

A sanctuary where worries cease.

For she had seen beyond the cave's facade,

And loved him still, broken and flawed.

Together they walked, hand in hand,

Through valleys low and mountains grand.

For love had conquered walls so tall,

And brought together one and all.

So let this tale be a beacon bright,

Of love's power to bring to light.

For in the darkest cave, true love can start,

And heal the wounds of the caved heart.