Your Hand In Mine

Daphne Loubser

Your Hand In Mine

Daphne Loubser

Your Hand In Mine

The day can be noisy, the world can be fast, But you slow me down like a deep, gentle laugh. No spotlight moment, no scripted sign Just the simple peace of your hand in mine. We don’t need answers to every why, We just keep walking, side by side. And I feel it in the way you stay, Even when the words don’t come out straight. With your hand in mine, I’m not afraid of time, Not afraid of the miles, not afraid of the climb. When the road gets rough, when the night feels long, You’re the quiet in my chest that helps me stay strong. If the world turns cold, we’ll still be fine— As long as I’ve got your hand in mine. We’ve had our moments, we’ve missed a few turns, We’ve learned how to listen, we’ve learned how to learn. Some days are diamonds, some days are stone, But even the hard days don’t feel like alone. A thousand little choices, steady and kind, Keep pulling us closer, heart to heart, line by line. Not every day is a perfect song, But we keep the rhythm moving on. With your hand in mine, I’m not afraid of time, Not afraid of the miles, not afraid of the climb. When the road gets rough, when the night feels long, You’re the quiet in my chest that helps me stay strong. If the world turns cold, we’ll still be fine As long as I’ve got your hand in mine. So when the thunder shows up at our door, We’ll be the shelter we’ve been before. No big speech, no grand design Just a small, brave step at a time. And if I start to doubt, you pull me back in line With that steady little promise: your hand in mine. With your hand in mine, I can face the night, Turn the “maybe we can’t” into “yes, we might.” And when the days fly by, like birds in the sky, I’ll still choose you in the blink of my life. Let the whole world change—let it try I’ll be okay with your hand in mine.