A Letter To Madeline
Like marks wiped from a chalkboard, particles spiraling apart, braiding back together unnaturally, I once had command over them, autonomy unquestioned for years. You were possessions, all with a set purpose. Some to make me realize the sudden flash of pain when skin breaks, or how my mother's necklace gleamed, shimmered like the sands we strolled along that day. Some were far more cold, secret skins worn at night when the...