Title: Glass Bridge Bare hands on the rail One light in the glass Your name in my throat I let it pass I watched the morning Lean on the frames Your chair by the window Still keeps your shape I walked that hallway Slow as a prayer Each footstep asking If you were there And I held my breath At the edge of the room A quiet storm Was moving through I heard the dark Start naming me Then your face came back Like a broken wave at sea Hold me up Hold me up I’m still here I’m still enough Hold me up Hold me up Till the whole sky cracks And I rise back up The kettle went cold The plate stayed clean Dust on the piano Where your hands had been I found your old coat On the back of the chair Faded at the collar Like you’d breathed in there And I felt the weight Of every undone word Every closed-door silence That we both heard But the night kept turning And I turned too Till the smallest spark Started cutting through Hold me up Hold me up I’m still here I’m still enough Hold me up Hold me up Till the whole sky cracks And I rise back up If I fall through the black Catch the edge of my name If the water runs high Pull me back from the flame I won’t go quiet I won’t go numb I’ll break wide open Till the morning comes Now the room is open The air feels new Every scar on my heart Turns gold in you I stand in the distance Then I step in the light Not empty, not finished Just alive tonight Hold me up Hold me up I’m still here I’m still enough Hold me up Hold me up Till the whole sky cracks And I rise back up Hold me up Hold me up I can feel it now I’m coming back up Bare hands on the rail One light in the glass Your name in my throat I let it pass