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Name on my wrist


 
 
 
 
I remember
That I would write your name across my wrist
Breathing life into my skin
As my blue blue veins pumped 
A racing liquid
Trying to remember the trace of your fingertips
Wishing that your touch
Would stop fading away
 
-m.c.-

 

/You've turned to ash/

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