You held up my skin for strangers like evidence. Look. See. Here is the woman who left me. Here is her body. Here is something she once trusted me with. Watch what I can do when love turns into entitlement. Except you never said those words. Men like you rarely do. You let the photographs speak while pretending you were the one with something to prove. And somewhere behind another screen I became spectacle. Pixel. Screenshot. Something passed between strangers who had no idea there was a woman still living inside that body. A woman who had once posed because she felt beautiful. Because she felt wanted. Because she believed the person receiving her would understand that intimacy is borrowed, never owned. You held up my skin for strangers. But somehow the naked thing in that room was you.
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