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I can draw a map of you from memory, tracing constellations of your spots and scars that only exist in my fingertips. I’ve traced the remains of your kisses on my skin so often that I can feel the outline of your lips on my body. Your taste returning to me in my lonely hours. I’ve memorised where your skin rises lightly from the ink of your tattoos, as if your body were written in braille and I’ve had to learn a new language just to read you I can draw a map of you from memory, the lines of your skin still imprinted in me, following the paths my hands have learned and the places my body begs for you to return.
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Nov 21, 2025
Nov 21, 2025 at 2:46 PM UTC
The map of you
I can draw a map of you from memory, tracing constellations of your spots and scars that only exist in my fingertips. I’ve traced the remains of your kisses on my skin so often that I can feel the outline of your lips on my body. Your taste returning to me in my lonely hours. I’ve memorised where your skin rises lightly from the ink of your tattoos, as if your body were written in braille and I’ve had to learn a new language just to read you I can draw a map of you from memory, the lines of your skin still imprinted in me, following the paths my hands have learned and the places my body begs for you to return.
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Nov 21, 2025
Nov 21, 2025 at 2:46 PM UTC
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