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#loveandconnection
History writes itself, becoming like the sun; surrounded by stars, surround-sound chaos singing through all of us. Bodies built from utensils; food for thought the only menu we ever trusted. Claims of someone, feeling like magic on the tongue; sweet enough to make silence blush, warm enough to soften every cold place inside your ribs. Bones, muscle, presence— that’s all we are at first; until touch teaches the body another kind of language. Still waters in words, spring resting in a garden; to grow gently upon one's earth, like rain finally meeting their land; landing on soil tired of thirst. To learn somebody slowly, eye by eye, breath by breath; the scent of their soul opening up, like orchids after dark. Love, making history of us both; ploughing open guarded hearts, planting trust beneath skin, finding connection in the trembling bloom of being fully felt. And maybe that’s why history will always write itself— because human hearts have always longed to be touched deeply enough, to grow.
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May 14
May 14, 2026 at 4:17 PM UTC
History Writes Itself
She must’ve heard my voice crack the first time we spoke— looking back, my mind clock ticks slow; rewinding moments like they mean more the second time shown. Tasked with watching my thoughts— maybe a chronicle of us; feelings don’t copy… still, I paste my heart into your hands— select all, delete… retype it all again. “You’re my type,” she said— and suddenly I type with intent; less error, more focus— every word felt spent and sent with purpose. Then I compared you to a rising flower— you, a rose on your own terms, a picture I revisit, again and again, pulling more from the frame; A Mona Lisa in motion: beauty I study, but never fully name. I’ve grown accustomed to my feelings, custom-built walls for my heart; but you turned this custom into a customer— and I bought in your beauty... every part. A game I didn’t mind losing, investing in all your worth; and somehow…it was worth the voice I chose to respond with first.
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May 3
May 3, 2026 at 3:54 PM UTC
A Message Sent Right