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“Love, like yellow flowers, was slowly shedding its petals, surrendering to time.”
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“Sometimes reaching the destination proves to be the death of curiosity.”
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“Only one who possesses the consciousness of love is worthy of seeing the world in its true colors.”
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“It is a law of Nature: a storm must follow tranquility to prove the growth of life.”
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Source: The First Snowfall Of Winter: Love’s Eternal Light Amidst the Ruins of Despair
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Source: The First Snowfall Of Winter: Love’s Eternal Light Amidst the Ruins of Despair
Source: The First Snowfall Of Winter: Love’s Eternal Light Amidst the Ruins of Despair
“Speak not, O Wind! for silence is the tongue of stars.”
Source: The First Snowfall Of Winter: Love’s Eternal Light Amidst the Ruins of Despair
“Nature has a way of disrupting predictability to introduce us to our true selves.”
Source: The First Snowfall Of Winter: Love’s Eternal Light Amidst the Ruins of Despair
“Every birth is but a signature Upon its own death warrant.”
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Source: The First Snowfall Of Winter: Love’s Eternal Light Amidst the Ruins of Despair
Source: Sapphire: The Blue Testament
“Existence is the dance that, within a lover’s arms, becomes the ultimate metaphor for Heaven.”
Source: Sapphire: The Blue Testament