"It's like nature itself is saying, 'Even the parts of you that hurt are yet beautiful.'"
"We are, after all, stardust, atoms bleeding into existence and coalescing in solidarity with an identity forged by unfathomable eons."
"It's like nature itself is saying, 'Even the parts of you that hurt are yet beautiful.'"
"We are, after all, stardust, atoms bleeding into existence and coalescing in solidarity with an identity forged by unfathomable eons."
"The wounds you've inflicted on my body pale in comparison to the rifts you've made in my spirit, which now screams and writhes at the prospect of my death and at the futility of not one, but two lifetimes."
"It's like nature itself is saying, 'Even the parts of you that hurt are yet beautiful.'"
"We are, after all, stardust, atoms bleeding into existence and coalescing in solidarity with an identity forged by unfathomable eons."
"The wounds you've inflicted on my body pale in comparison to the rifts you've made in my spirit, which now screams and writhes at the prospect of my death and at the futility of not one, but two lifetimes."
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"Though the blood has long since flowed into human flesh, the leaves of those trees and the rings of their trunks are forever stained crimson."
"We are, after all, stardust, atoms bleeding into existence and coalescing in solidarity with an identity forged by unfathomable eons."
"The wounds you've inflicted on my body pale in comparison to the rifts you've made in my spirit, which now screams and writhes at the prospect of my death and at the futility of not one, but two lifetimes."
2/20
"Though the blood has long since flowed into human flesh, the leaves of those trees and the rings of their trunks are forever stained crimson."
"The wounds you've inflicted on my body pale in comparison to the rifts you've made in my spirit, which now screams and writhes at the prospect of my death and at the futility of not one, but two lifetimes."
2/20
"Though the blood has long since flowed into human flesh, the leaves of those trees and the rings of their trunks are forever stained crimson."
2/20
"Though the blood has long since flowed into human flesh, the leaves of those trees and the rings of their trunks are forever stained crimson."