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These fallen leaves echo strange tragedies, as roots rot, on the spot and time’s fury does not seem kind enough to stop. Tiny green things, browning and disintegrating, as humans move to change despite the desire to stay the same, shedding memories like a lamb’s coat, losing layers and layers to our own frailty. Mortality is the knife at our throat. Fear is the thief of time, and time is the rogue who pilfers everything we think we know or own. The tree will go on but we won’t leaves will come and go, like the season’s melting snow and all the rings inside the tree will marks the passing of everything including me.
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Jul 11, 2021
Jul 11, 2021 at 9:45 PM UTC
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These fallen leaves echo strange tragedies, as roots rot, on the spot and time’s fury does not seem kind enough to stop. Tiny green things, browning and disintegrating, as humans move to change despite the desire to stay the same, shedding memories like a lamb’s coat, losing layers and layers to our own frailty. Mortality is the knife at our throat. Fear is the thief of time, and time is the rogue who pilfers everything we think we know or own. The tree will go on but we won’t leaves will come and go, like the season’s melting snow and all the rings inside the tree will marks the passing of everything including me.
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Jul 11, 2021
Jul 11, 2021 at 9:45 PM UTC
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