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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me

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YOU ARE THE REASON

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A tree line in the Slovenian countryside by Sarah Espeute
Otakanomori House by Yashima, Photographed by Akinobu Kawabe
Andrew Wyeth - Airborne, 1996, tempera, 40 x 48 in
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Lukas Janitsch - Big Bird, 2022
V.E. Schwab, The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue
Yas, sadece sevdiklerimizi kaybetmekle olmaz. Bir yaşama biçimini kaybetmek de yastır. Bir şehri, bir alışkanlığı, rutinlerini kaybetmek de yastır. Hatta bazen insan; inandığı şeyleri, dünyaya bakışını ve güven duygusunu kaybetmenin yasını tutar.
Apple picking. Canada and Other Lands. 1955. Spot color duotone printing.
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eski beni cok ozledim
simdi nasil donulur bilmiyorum
3 yil onceye
bu hislerle tanismamisken nasil biriydim
Some people never loved you. They loved how available, understanding, and forgiving you were.
That’s all.
çevremde gönülden sevebileceğim&sevilebileceğim hiçbir insanın kalmaması çok üzüyor beni.
Evet var bir iki insan ama içimdeki sevgi boşluğunu kapatmak için arayışa girmeme engel olamıyorlar ve bu sorunumu çözemiyorlar. Çünkü biliyorum ki ben ihtiyaç duyduğum sevgiyi arkadaş-tanıdık statüsündeki insanlardan alamam.
İstiyorum ki beni aile gibi. Neyse
From the helicopter we could see the confluence of two rivers that flow into the Grand Canyon. The lighter turquoise river is the Little Colorado which drains the Painted Desert before entering the canyon. The darker green river is the Colorado which is the primary creater of the Grand Canyon. This confluence is a sacred cultural site for at least 10 regional Native American tribes including the Hopi, Navajo, and Havasupai.
Clouds cast shadows over the North Rim of the Grand Canyon.