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can you make a love poem out of the following words and make it make sense Atrium Myocardium Pericardium Murmur Diastole Angina apex Vena Cava Mitral Valve Bronchi Alveoli

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You move into my Atrium like sunlight through glass,
and my Myocardium tightens around the shape of your name.
The Pericardium, once a careful shell, grows thin and warm,
listening for the Murmur of your voice in the dark.

In Diastole we come to rest — two beats easing apart,
then together again, the ritual of return.
When distance becomes Angina, a small, honest ache,
my heart seeks the Apex where your fingers find purchase.

You are the Vena Cava of my mornings, delivering you back to me,
the Mitral Valve that opens and closes with trust,
while my Bronchi remember the way your breath
fills my Alveoli with the simple chemistry of us.

Stay — and every chamber, every hollow, will learn to belong.