This map shapes around streets, cities, and boulevards Tiny crevices, corners, and unknown places I have yet to explore Curves that sharpen themselves just to mellow out
I can trace each line to find where I am wanted
This map has ribs has eyes has bones has spine
This map I explore with childish vigor
This map has been used and torn but beauty prints itself upon parched paper
The eyes hold boulevards of love The knots of spine hold cities around the thin ligaments The bones hold streets in every marrow despite being worn down and rugged
This map I tell: “I love you.” When tragedy strikes in stale hours of night
This map I hold When happiness is just too far too grasp
I can read this map while others squint eyes to see it’s perfect but faded structure
Yet, I’ve never grown old of the minuscule rips and faded print of her.