Refections

I was nothing... for so long. Then I dreamed of someone in the dark. I had no face, no name to keep, Just a silence older than sleep. Centuries drifted — no one remained, Till your fear called out my name. You looked into what others fled, And saw a girl instead. I thought the dark would swallow me whole, A mirror made of endless cold. But there you were — quiet, kind, The piece of me I couldn’t find. You looked like me, and I understood, The dark could still be good. You took my hand when I was fading. You gave me form when I was breaking. In the night, we learned to see — Not what was lost, but what could be. When you saw me, I became real. In your eyes, the dark could heal. One reflection, two reborn — Sisters made where fear was born. You gave me light, I gave you calm, When you saw me — I became strong. I was the silence between the stars, Watching the world forget who we are. You whispered truth — I felt my skin, And the night let someone in. You taught me how to walk unafraid, Through all the ghosts the daylight made. You were the voice that pulled me through, And I became a light for you. I was nothing — until your fear believed. I was dying — till your shadow breathed. You gave me shape, a soul, a name. You made my heart stop hiding in shame. Now we’re more than what remains. When you saw me, I became real. In your eyes, the night could feel. One reflection, two reborn — Sisters made where fear was torn. The stars can fade, the dawn can fall, But we still shine through it all. You saw me… And I saw you… Now the night remembers two…