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Green grass, the scent and colors of wildflowers, and on the face, a smile that remembers springtimes while the sun gently caresses them and bathes them in its warmth. White daisies dance proudly in the breeze as if to say: we are happy just as we are, and need nothing more. Summer’s heat weaves its fingers and adds a shade of yellow to the canvas of beautiful plants, excessive and merciless, while they beg for the last drops of rain. Something has grown quiet. Looking at those once-lovely blades of grass I now see an invisible thread that binds us in the whirlpool of memories. At times, a weary smile appears, accompanied by restless longing.
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Aug 8, 2025
Aug 8, 2025 at 11:58 PM UTC
A Distant Joy
Green grass, the scent and colors of wildflowers, and on the face, a smile that remembers springtimes while the sun gently caresses them and bathes them in its warmth. White daisies dance proudly in the breeze as if to say: we are happy just as we are, and need nothing more. Summer’s heat weaves its fingers and adds a shade of yellow to the canvas of beautiful plants, excessive and merciless, while they beg for the last drops of rain. Something has grown quiet. Looking at those once-lovely blades of grass I now see an invisible thread that binds us in the whirlpool of memories. At times, a weary smile appears, accompanied by restless longing.
A reflection on how joy arrives and goes, on the passing of youth and innosence and the quiet longing for moments that slipped away. 🥹
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Aug 8, 2025
Aug 8, 2025 at 11:58 PM UTC
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