Ghosts of Touch

by plainspokenrefuse · 01/02/2026
Published 01/02/2026 16:37

I found an old notebook, crinkled and torn,

each mark like a memory, each smudge I’d worn.

Searching for ink, I found something more—

a fingerprint lingering, smearing my score.


A trace of existence, a life once so clear,

now faded like dreams that slip further near.

What once felt so vibrant now blurs with despair,

a shadow of touch, still heavy in air.

#haunting #impermanence #loss #memory #nostalgia

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