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“I grinned. “Start at the beginning.” “Once upon a time---“ “It did not start with “Once upon a time.” “No? It should have. All the best stories do. Now, where was I? Once upon a time…”

Book:Golden Braids and Dragon Blades: Steampunk Rapunzel

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Golden Braids and Dragon Blades: Steampunk Rapunzel

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“I think that positivity— real positivity— is like the butterflies. The whole essence of the butterfly: caterpillar, cocoon, winged creature. When I look at a butterfly, I not only see a winged beauty, but I also see a strong beauty! A mind that decided: "I'm going to become better, I'm not going to be afraid of the dark, I'm going to roll myself up in this thing that I am and I will come out winged and colourful." A butterfly can never become a butterfly unless the caterpillar realises that it needs to become one. This, to me, is true positivity. I don't like what others do— the way they paint on colours and tape on wings. I like what the caterpillars do. They truly BECOME.”

Change Transformation Positivity Guidance Butterflies Caterpillars How To Change How To Be Positive Not Afraid Of The Dark True Transformation True Positivity Genuine Positivity How To Become Better Real Positivity

Author:C. JoyBell C.

“It’s the butterflies in our bellies, and the lightening in our eyes that tells me this all makes so much fucking sense.”

Quotes Eyes Butterflies Random Lightening Bellies

Book:Write like no one is reading 2

Source: Write like no one is reading 2

“As she died, Mary was alone on the planet as were Dwayne Hoover or Kilgore Trout. She had never reproduced. There were no friends or relatives to watch her die. So she spoke her very last words on the planet to Cyprian Ukwende. She did not have enough breath left to make her vocal cords buzz. She could only move her lips noiselessly. Here is all she had to say about death: 'Oh my, oh my.' . . . Like all Earthlings at the point of death, Mary Young sent faint reminders of herself to those who had known her. She released a small could of telepathic butterflies, and one of these brushed Dwayne Hoover, nine miles away. Dwayne heard a tired voice from somewhere behind his head, even though no one was back there. It said this to Dayne: 'Oh my, oh my." . . .”

Death Mary Butterflies Breakfast Of Champions Oh My Telepathic Dwayne Hoover Goodbye Blue Monday Telepathic Cloud Of Butterflies

Author:Kurt Vonnegut

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