“There’s many other fish in the sea,” they all would say,

With a grin on their face and a shameful look of dismay,

He isn’t just another fish in the sea,

I see the light of his soul, the character beyond his guise,

I see his smile lighting up a bad night.

But I know him, I emphasize that I really do,

He’s beyond his flesh,

In his words, a world so coy,

Every scar, every little line, a story to tell,

In the depths of his eyes, I blissfully admire,

Where one finds a flaw, I find endless beauty.

He is like no man I’ve ever known,

Our auras connect like stars in a cosmic dance,

A harmony of souls in serendipitous glance,

He showed me what true love is like,

In our chests, a constellation formed, my heart aligning with his,

He taught me how I should be treated,

Not like I am a heart of stone, numb to a broken heart.

Even though he is a human, I find him to be like home,

I find comfort in his presence, dearness in his soul,

I take in his spirit with joy and love,

In his gaze, I find a sanctuary, a haven of untold emotion.