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“yesterday
the rain tried to imitate my hands
by running down your body
i ripped the sky apart for allowing it”
― The Sun and Her Flowers
the rain tried to imitate my hands
by running down your body
i ripped the sky apart for allowing it”
― The Sun and Her Flowers
“...the worship that is drowned in water. All water is connected. All freshwater comes out of the mouth of the python”
― Freshwater
― Freshwater
“There is no absolute good when it comes to relationships, and it's perfectly healthy to have disagreements with friends and lovers from time to time. I just hope you learn to differentiate the parts from the whole. Just because you like one thing about a person, you don't need to like everything about them, and just because you don't like one thing about a person, it doesn't mean the person as a whole isn't worth your time.”
― I Want to Die But I Want to Eat Tteokpokki
― I Want to Die But I Want to Eat Tteokpokki
“I am here and not here, real and not real... I am my others; we are one and we are many.”
― Freshwater
― Freshwater
“I found it strange that no word exists for a parent who loses a child. If children lose their parents, they are orphans. If a husband loses his wife, he’s a widower. But there’s no word for a parent who loses a child. I’ve come to believe that the event is just too big, too monstrous, too overwhelming for words. No word could ever describe the feeling, so we leave it unsaid.”
― The Berry Pickers
― The Berry Pickers
Nat’s 2025 Year in Books
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