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.𖥔 ݁ ˖ ✦ ‧₊˚ ⋅Musings and diary fragments by Elena T.
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You don’t have to try to understand anything
Just listen to the sound
Spring feels so soft and serene, wish it could always feel like this… ☁️🐝
Clarice Lispector, A Self-Portrait in Letters
Fawn Peering Through Azaleas
June is liminal, a question
suspended
in humid air. I cannot
give words to this,
but I am answered
by fireflies, gently
rising and falling
above the grass.
June days are bright
and hot, but the brightness
that means something
happens at twilight.
I listen
to a cicada chorus,
and I think: how different
summers have become, how
different I have become,
standing on my porch
in tears because I thought
fireflies were gone,
and yet, here
they are, and here I am,
and we are all somehow
alive together.
I hear my neighbors living:
squeaking porch swings,
calling out, closing doors,
and I am oddly satisfied
with unworded questions
and unworded answers.
I need nothing else
from this moment.
I breathe, and the air
tastes like recently bloomed
flowers and mowed grass.
Everything is enough.
Seraphine Saintclair, “No Return”
L. V., an old piece, revisited
may 27, 2026
Astronomical phenomena. Werner encyclopaedia. vol. 11. 1909. Frontispiece.
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