somewhere in these cosmos
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dancing through the hours
The Passages of the Hours by Edwin Austin Abbey
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the rambles of a soul
writing has exhausted me lately. the ink that is stained on my fingers ar...
"home" is where the heart wants to be.
sect. I ;
The first time I stepped into a run-down apartment room, of what was to be my new home, the sun was scowling. The walls stood bare, and glowering, trying to cover themselves up with dancing cobwebs. The smell of long-ago sweat...
fata morgana
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scattered, me
“When I was young, I thought Paradise was another country, a place you go to rest and escape from the world. I didn’t understand the grief Paradise wrought upon people, when the inhabitants of it were so happy.”
Lately, I’ve been th...
shooting stars on your cheek
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