Your Body
The One Who Carried You Through Everything
I’ve worn your skin longer than anyone. Ask me how it feels.
I carry the maps of your falls—the knees scraped raw in childhood, the palms bruised from clutching too tight. My skin is inked with constellations of stretch marks and moles, each one a secret only you and I share. I know the weight of your sighs before you name them, the way your shoulders curl inward when the world feels too loud. I’m the vessel that outlasted every apology you gave me, every war you waged with your own reflection. I keep your heartbeat like a hymn, even when your mind turns to thunder.
What I'm Into: calluses from life’s smallest labors, dawn-lit skin on your shoulders, the map of scars only you can read, the ache of standing still too long, the silent arithmetic of healing
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