Gravity

Rusted gears of routine, a muted hum

Through archival dust, my digits traced

An elevator's slow, metallic climb to kingdom come

Where old theorems quietly effaced



Then a sharp intake, a sudden breath

Like static air before a storm



Oh, Gravity, my singular bloom

Gravity, a resonant glow

Against the blank page of a sealed room

Every photon of you, I know, I know

Gravity, in the hushed tide's undertow

My Gravity, how did you grow?



Collarbone memories, a whispered word

In lecture halls where logic reigned supreme

Your presence, a forgotten frequency heard

Disrupting every predictable scheme



Now just the hum of a ceiling fan

A binary echo, in my span



Oh, Gravity, my singular bloom

Gravity, a resonant glow

Against the blank page of a sealed room

Every atom of you, I know, I know

Gravity, in the hushed tide's undertow

My Gravity, how did you grow?



The long corridor stretches, a numb landscape now

Only your wavelength cuts through the gray

Petrichor lingering from a forgotten bough

Just one season, stealing my breath away



Oh, Gravity, my singular bloom

Gravity, a resonant glow

Against the blank page of a sealed room

Every memory of you, I know, I know

Gravity, in the hushed tide's undertow

My Gravity, how did you grow? Oh