and this skin has grown since i last saw you- replaced itself
and the distant, but warm blood that you tasted on my cheek the last time you kissed it has since made its way through each vein and left- replaced itself
and the smell of my shoulder, gently rested beneath your chin i've since changed my laundry detergent
and i've stitched the holes in my jacket your finger used to trace each one but i replaced each fray with new thread- and i sleep with new dreams clouding my head
and my framed portrait of you fell to the floor i replaced the glass, the image
but i still find you in laundry detergent and broken glass, sleepless nights, skin cells mixed with blood