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All hum no rush

by vitae

Children crawling makes time slower, so do beetles marching alongside them making a galaxy out of a garden; wading through luscious hills of morass, all hum no rush this is how God plays pressing sand together with palms stained in light older than time. And the same dawdling force that makes the stars and ends them violently holds its breath between two heartbeats and makes a first kiss last a lifetime.
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vitae
29 / F
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Written by
vitae
29 / F
Published
Apr 26
Time
1m
Notes

Inspired by the Taoist concept of Ziran (自然).

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#stars#love#force#play
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