I offer a place
Not to go to
But into
A place to hide
But not hide from
A warm, safe place
To rest your head
Against my chest
Sleep as though
A hundred years
Had passed
A pocket
Of warmth
Tenderness
Bring your broken soul
There
Speak freely
In heart’s language
Stroke the fur of my chest
And breathe with me
Tell me all that you
Hold within you
It was stitched
By my warm, rough hands
My warm, rough voice
My soft, warm lips
Come, enter freely
You are safe and
Deserving
To be handled
With knowing care
A vulnerable strength
And offered the chance
To not feel wrong
About a single word
You
Say
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