
Static Warmth
I lived beneath a frozen sky Where light would pass but never lie The walls were dressed in distant tone Each room a kingdom of unknown No storms, no cries, no shattered glass Just echoes trapped in tempered mass I learned to breathe beneath the floor Where warmth was still, but nothing more No flame, no frost, just silent air A presence felt, but never there Static warmth, it held me still Like glass around a winter hill No fire, no burn, no loving trace Just fingerprints in empty space It wrapped around without a sound A comfort cold enough to drown Static warmth, a gentle sting A silence dressed in offering I marked the time through shifting light Each shadow born without a fight The ceilings whispered in their sleep While I sank further, thought too deep No voice to echo back the name No hand to say I’m not to blame I built a world in quiet dust Where nothing hurt, and no one must No scream, no slap, just perfect form A storm that never looked like storm Static warmth, it held me still Like glass around a winter hill No fire, no burn, no loving trace Just fingerprints in empty space It wrapped around without a sound A comfort cold enough to drown Static warmth, a gentle sting A silence dressed in offering I wasn’t cracked, just placed aside A shadow stitched in measured stride You called it calm, I called it bare A room of hands that weren’t there No blood, no bruise Just everything I learned to lose No burn, no cry Just static staring through the sky Static warmth, it held me still Like glass around a winter hill No fire, no burn, no loving trace Just fingerprints in empty space It wrapped around without a sound A comfort cold enough to drown Static warmth, a gentle sting A silence dressed in offering

