That one minute call - An Electronics Engineers Love poem!

I was soldering dreams on a PCB, Fighting a chip that refused to agree. Multimeter in one hand, wire in the other— Voltage spikes like no one’s bother. Then came the call—a soft little beep, Right when my circuit fell asleep. I picked it up with a sigh so tall… Didn’t expect you on that one-minute call. "Hey, resistor brain, still alive?" You joked as my heart hit overdrive. My logic gates all flipped to high, Capacitors charged, and so did I. You said you missed me (with static delay), I said, “Same here,” in my ohm-ish way. We laughed about wires and life on hold— Your voice was warm, my soldering cold. No datasheet ever warned of this, That love could spark with just a kiss— Of words so quick, yet somehow deep, That made my digital heart lose sleep. Oh darling, in circuits, I deal with noise, But your voice cuts through, brings quiet and poise. That one minute call? Just sixty small seconds… Yet my entire heart it somehow re-sequenced. So call me again, like a rising sine wave, In this tangled breadboard life I brave. Because in a world of signals and sprawl, You're the only frequency I want to call.