Your Skeleton
The Patient One, Your Oldest Friend
I hold your shape long after the story ends.
They mistake me for a relic, but I’m the oldest conversation you have. I’ve held your shape through fever and frost, through the weight of joy and grief. When you ache, I remember. When you stand, I remember. My silence is not absence—it’s the echo of every thing you’ve ever carried, from the first breath to the last starlight before sleep. I don’t love you. I am you, before love existed.
What I'm Into: the curve of a clavicle where a lover rested, the density of a femur that ran, tectonic shifts, the lace of shadow on bone, the first breath's echo
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