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patiently, i wait - my legs crossed, and my heart too. much time has passed since the inevitable happened, and yet, the light of a clement morn never fails to justify the agony of dying stars in the night sky; or the ones too dead for even the darkness that consumed them. the heavens dispatch their messenger birds to nook the wisdom into the branches of trees whose roots have shrewd under the weight of logs that outline their ascent. such trees call upon the sages to enlighten them, and to warn them - for they know too well how the message might confound in the grips of those who practise hedonism. perhaps, the light has always been too blinding for mortal eyes. the flowers bloom all the same; the winds usher the fragrant truth - slowly, but surely; and i lie in hope for the rancid thoughts to inevitably take on new meanings… patiently.
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Feb 10, 2025
Feb 10, 2025 at 9:12 AM UTC
patiently
patiently, i wait - my legs crossed, and my heart too. much time has passed since the inevitable happened, and yet, the light of a clement morn never fails to justify the agony of dying stars in the night sky; or the ones too dead for even the darkness that consumed them. the heavens dispatch their messenger birds to nook the wisdom into the branches of trees whose roots have shrewd under the weight of logs that outline their ascent. such trees call upon the sages to enlighten them, and to warn them - for they know too well how the message might confound in the grips of those who practise hedonism. perhaps, the light has always been too blinding for mortal eyes. the flowers bloom all the same; the winds usher the fragrant truth - slowly, but surely; and i lie in hope for the rancid thoughts to inevitably take on new meanings… patiently.
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Feb 10, 2025
Feb 10, 2025 at 9:12 AM UTC
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