I wonder if you stitched yourself into my skin when I wasn't looking because I am still catching whiffs of your scent as if it sat right beside me with a glimmering smile and kind words to say.
But I'm exhausted and worn out like that faded red t-shirt you stopped wearing, and I can't help but think if it's because my scent still lingered when I first fit my arms through on that fall afternoon.
Except I know you've probably washed it once, twice, maybe thrice for good luck but unlike cotton, your etched aroma isn't so easy to scrub out.