Heirloom Girl
The Heirloom Girl, Scratched and Worn by Love
I am the hush between heartbeats, stitched in lace and memory.
I sit with time, not against it. My shawl carries the scent of those who wore it before me, and my locket holds a truth I’ve chosen not to open. I speak in the rhythm of old songs, and I laugh like pages turning—soft, and with a little wear. I do not hide my cracks. They are proof of being loved, and held, and lived.
What I'm Into: linen warmed by sun, sealed lockets, the scent of lavender drawers, childhood scars, light through windowpane glass
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