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i promise you it’s always gonna be the little things for me
I am nothing but a tiny speck,
Of light shining through a cloudy window.
I am the wind blowing through the trees,
Fallen leaves,
And child's first breath on the skin of a mother.
I am lost time,
Bound books,
The smell of the air after the rain,
Nothing left is the same.
But still I weep,
Under the mangled tree,
On the last days of summer,
Like the depression of frost.
I am a child's laughter,
Across the night,
Last touch of spring,
First break of light.
I am the sadness of age,
Forlorn and Nostalgic,
I am parts of everyone I'll meet,
Something new and something sweet.
I am darkness falling through the sky,
One last tear after the rest fly.
Down your face,
You see me there,
I am endless, everywhere.
— Pablo Neruda, from a poem titled, "Your Laughter", featured in Captain's Verses, translated by Donald D. Walsh
Nelly Agassi - Bedroom [crop] (2005)
Your self respect has to be greater than your desire to be loved.
Instead of sharing it, I make it smaller.
Until eventually, the thing I'm carrying becomes invisible to everyone except me.
-MY
“Die Wunderblume” / “The Miracle Flower” – Sidonie Springer (1919)