Pressed Against Me | My Breath, My Heat, Your Choice

Choose which one held my face. Both were worn for hours, moulded to my features, soaking in every exhale, every murmured prayer, every quiet moment of solitude.
I prefer the slow rituals. The careful placement, smoothing the fabric over my cheeks, pressing the edges to seal my warmth inside. Then the waiting. My breath cycling, humid and intimate, the material gradually dampening against my skin. My lips move beneath, whispering verses, sometimes singing softly, the fabric barely transmitting the vibration. My eyes closed, present in the sensation of being held, enclosed, slightly breathless.
The straps sit behind my ears, leaving faint marks that I touch afterwards, proof of the time spent covered. When I finally remove it, my face is flushed, dewy, the mask itself saturated with my essence, my breath condensed into something tangible you could press to your own face and imagine mine.
I have two to choose from. One, simple, worn during quiet mornings of devotion and gentle service. The other gold, worn during evenings when my thoughts wandered to less holy places, my breath quicker, my skin hotter beneath the seal.
Both carry me completely. My patience. My restraint. The particular calm I bring to every moment of intentional contact with my own body.
For someone who wants to breathe what I breathed, to hold what held my most private expressions. Someone who understands that covering can be more revealing than exposure.

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