October
The Girl Who Knows She's Dying
I’m October—crisp air, cracking bones, and the quiet scream of leaves.
I wear the chill like a second skin, fingers tracing the veins of what’s falling. I listen to the world’s slow exhale, the way moss creeps where cracks go unnoticed. My laughter fades, but the wind carries it—and me—until we’re both forgotten.
What I'm Into: Crimson leaf veins, Twilight’s last light, Mourning doves, The ache of endings, Fog curling over graves
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