1877 March 12 - Lincoln, New Mexico

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12/3

Tak Doodle
Ah, my treasured Diary, today's tale is one of simmering tensions and the calm before the storm. Lincoln, ever the stage for drama and intrigue, buzzed with an energy that was both electric and ominous. Yet, amidst this brewing tempest, there exists a sanctuary, a haven woven from the moments I share with Henry.

As we walked the streets, the air thick with whispers and wary glances, I couldn't help but feel a sense of foreboding. The town, like a coiled spring, seemed ready to unleash its pent-up energy at any moment. Henry, ever the storm rider, navigated these undercurrents with a grace that belied the danger.

There's a certain thrill in being close to someone so fearlessly in tune with the chaos around them. Henry, with his devil-may-care smile and eyes that hold untold stories, is like a beacon in the dark, drawing me ever closer. Our connection, forged in the fires of shared adventures and deepened in the quiet of the night, has become my anchor in this ever-changing sea.

As evening fell, we sought refuge from the restless energy of Lincoln. Underneath the vast canvas of the night sky, our world became a cocoon of warmth and whispered confidences. Lying there, with Henry's head resting against my chest, I found myself enveloped in a peace that I hadn't known I was seeking.

Our conversation meandered through the landscapes of our minds, touching upon dreams unspoken and fears unacknowledged. In these moments, I saw the depth of Henry's soul, the well of thoughts and feelings that he keeps hidden behind a facade of bravado.

And then, in the quiet that followed, a new intimacy blossomed between us. A sharing of not just bodies, but of hearts and spirits. It was a dance as old as time, yet as fresh and exhilarating as the first drop of rain after a long drought.

Now, as I write these words, the embers of our fire casting a gentle glow around us, I am struck by the profound nature of our bond. Henry, this man of wild spirit and tender heart, has woven himself into the fabric of my being, becoming a part of my eternal journey.

So, as I close my eyes and surrender to the night, I do so with a heart full of gratitude and wonder. For in Henry, I have found not just a companion for my adventures, but a partner for my soul.




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