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Sunken Heart of Stone

The stone lustered pink, but in the lake, where I found it, it destined to sink. Only for a moment, I held it in my hand. And now, where it rests, it holds my passions, fears, desires, and plans. It's like my heart sank to the bottom of the lake. Really, my lost object of affection resides just off the beach. But practically, it lies just out of my reach. An ocean may as well separate us. I won't ever find it. And it won't try to find me. I knew this piece of rose quartz for such a short time. I don't know where it came from. I don't know who first had it, and I don't know why an unknown soul left it for me to find. I remember how it glistened such a pure, perfect pink. It had no inclusions, blemishes, or defects I could seek. That precious stone, that I never got to know, I'll never see again.
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Written by
josephine_wild
American
Published
Jul 15, 2024
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#loss#affection#desire#grief
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