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my arms were once a canvas bare and crisp i would stare, afraid of leaving any marks when i found my love for a my favourite red biro i started to draw i drew beautiful things, places and everything that hurt i painted portraits of faces i had yet to see when the red biro ran out of ink and the canvas aged and began to fade i was left with a trace of everything that led me here ugly but bittersweet when i met him i swear id seen him before i couldn’t pin point where from digging through the past, the canvas seemed to find me and there i saw him on a beautifully scarred wrist a beautiful portrait in all that hurt before
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Nov 30, 2025
Nov 30, 2025 at 6:41 AM UTC
Always quite the artist
my arms were once a canvas bare and crisp i would stare, afraid of leaving any marks when i found my love for a my favourite red biro i started to draw i drew beautiful things, places and everything that hurt i painted portraits of faces i had yet to see when the red biro ran out of ink and the canvas aged and began to fade i was left with a trace of everything that led me here ugly but bittersweet when i met him i swear id seen him before i couldn’t pin point where from digging through the past, the canvas seemed to find me and there i saw him on a beautifully scarred wrist a beautiful portrait in all that hurt before
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Nov 30, 2025
Nov 30, 2025 at 6:41 AM UTC
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