I let you see the parts of me

That mirrors couldn’t hold

The trembling in my faded light

The stories left untold

You touched the edges of my truth

Where every fear was frayed

And whispered that you loved the parts

Even mirrors were afraid

You said, “Angel, let me see you—

Even the pieces you misplace.”

And in your stare, I felt myself

Turn holy in your gaze

Even mirrors prayed

When you looked at mе that way—

Saw the sins I tried to hide

Yеt loved me anyway

Every flaw became a hymn

Every shadow softly swayed—

Even mirrors bowed their glass

The night you touched my face

You traced the part of me that shook

The ache beneath my skin

And every broken echo felt

Like somewhere you’d begin

Your voice became my shelter

Your warmth my quiet guide—

You read the truths my reflection

Never let me speak out loud

You whispered, “Don’t look away—

Your ruin is a sacred thing.”

And in your arms, I found a light

No perfect face could bring

Even mirrors prayed

When you looked at me that way—

Saw the sins I tried to hide

Yet loved me anyway

Every flaw became a hymn

Every shadow softly swayed—

Even mirrors bowed their glass

The night you touched my face

Hold me where I’m fragile

Let your mercy steady me

If truth is what you worship

Then here’s my honesty

“I see you,” you breathed—

“even where the light won’t stay.”

Even mirrors prayed

When your gaze refused to stray—

Saw the sins I tried to hide

Yet loved me anyway

Every flaw became a hymn

Your touch knew how to raise—

Even mirrors bowed their glass

The night you loved me that way

In your eyes

I finally saw myself—

And felt worth being seen