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Picking flowers in a meadow

by leocardo_reis

I was fine with waiting; the breeze of melancholy carries with it the distant smell of blossoming flowers. If waiting means I can spend my time imagining those flowers, whose nectar, whose petals, entrance me with such splendour, then I do not mind waiting. At times, I envy those who chose to pluck from the ground the flowers they had cherished. But I... Alas. How I long for a past I did not have.
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leocardo_reis
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Nov 4, 2021
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