A Gothic Cat Love Story for Anjeee
The night I met you, stars paused to listen. In your eyes, I saw not one life—but a thousand futures.
We wandered through mystery, hand in paw, two silhouettes woven by moonlight and fate.
The world grew louder, but your voice was always the quiet I needed. A whisper in the dark that said: I’m here.
Thunder rolled, but you stayed. Fierce and soft, like black velvet hiding lightning beneath.
Love like a candle in the cathedral—burning slow, refusing to die, even as winds howled.
You enchanted the mundane. A glance from you turned mornings into rituals, and meals into magic.
Where others saw ruin, we planted dark roses. Love grew in strange soil—and it bloomed.
We became legends in quiet ways. Grocery runs turned cinematic. Even silence had soundtrack.
You knew the parts of me I buried. And you stayed—gently uncovering, never judging.
Our decade bloomed in shadows. Ten petals of devotion—each kissed with twilight dew.
We wore our scars like jewelry. Bound not by perfection, but by persistence and poetry.
Your love echoed in vaulted arches of my soul. Every heartbeat, a bell toll calling me home.
If cats have nine lives, we’ve spent thirteen proving this is real. Unbreakable. Eternal.
We danced without music. Cast no spells, yet bewitched each other nightly.
You are my familiar. Not just a partner, but a soul who recognizes mine—even in darkness.
When vision blurred and paths vanished, your love guided me like glowing feline eyes through mist.
Seventeen lives, seventeen returns. And each time, no matter the form, my soul still runs back to yours.