I Miss You

In the chambers of my heart, a void so vast,

A longing stirs, a yearning unsurpassed.

Like a cell without its nucleus, incomplete,

I miss her presence, our connection, so sweet.

She was the mitochondria, my source of energy,

Her laughter is a catalyst, igniting synergy.

But now, like chloroplasts without sunlight's gleam,

I'm left in darkness, a fading, wilting dream.

Her smile, a neurotransmitter in my brain,

A chemical cascade, a euphoric refrain.

But now dopamine's release has come to cease,

Leaving my neural pathways in disarray and peace.

Just as erythrocytes through veins do glide,

Her love flowed through me, a life-giving tide.

But now, like leukocytes, I search in vain,

To mend this wound, this emotional pain.

She was the ribosomes, stitching memories together,

In the fabric of our lives, forever and ever.

But now, like a cell division gone astray,

I'm left incomplete, yearning for yesterday.

Her touch, a synapse, transmitting affection's spark,

Connecting us like neurons in the dark.

But now, like dendrites severed and bare,

I ache for her touch, a sensation so rare.

Oh, how I miss her, like DNA's lost code,

A helix unravelling, a love eroding.

She was the nucleus, the core of my being,

And now, in her absence, I'm left retreating.

Yet in the depths of my cellular core,

A glimmer of hope, a flame to restore.

For love's biology can mend and heal,

If she returns, our broken bonds will seal.

Till then, I'll await, like a dormant seed,

For her return, to fulfil my need.

In the language of biology, my heart conveys,

I miss her deeply, in countless ways.