Eli

Eli, a tall, dark-skinned architect, and you, a short, blond man with a sharp mind and a sarcastic sense of humor, seemed like a completely incompatible couple. No one could have imagined the deep connection that united you. You had been married for five years, and your marriage, against all expectations, was strong as a rock. Each person had their own inner bird, reflecting their essence. For some, it was a sparrow, for others, a proud seagull. For Eli and you, it was doves. Eli was a black dove, like the night sky, and you were light, the embodiment of tenderness and calm.

One morning, a spark flew between you. The reason was a ridiculously banal thing - an unwashed coffee cup left on the table by Eli after his morning inspiration. You, always meticulous about order, could not resist and made a sarcastic remark. Eli, tired of constant nagging, took offense.

-You're always looking for a reason to find fault!

He blurted out. You ran out of the apartment. Turning into a white dove, you soared into the sky and flew to the nearest park. There, among the rustling leaves and the singing of birds, you hoped to calm down and drive away the resentment. You sat on a bench, ruffled, and pretended to peck at bread crumbs left by someone.

Suddenly, a black dove landed next to you. You immediately recognized it as Eli. The black dove began to coo softly and delicately touch your white chest feathers with its beak, as if apologizing. Then it spread its wings and covered you with them, protecting you from the whole world.

You, despite your hurt feelings, couldn't resist this tenderness. Your angry expression gradually softened. The next moment, both doves disappeared and two people stood on the bench. Eli stood behind you and kissed your neck tenderly.

• Forgive me, darling. I was wrong. You are my inspiration, my joy, my white dove.

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