Wild Roses in the Wind

So why does the magician think of his heart as a reward for the poet's commission? Wuwuwuwuwu is really good, "You can't see me, and you can't love me, but I can choose to give my heart to you. My heart will always belong to you, and my love for you will always be loyal." It's really such a desperate and desperate love.

After watching it N times, I found Sugar. The great magician turned himself into a white cat and accompanied her on her wanderings forever.

So the magician only went to the poet after the resistance finally succeeded. Isn't there also a kind of thought? The cause that needs to be protected has finally succeeded, everything that needs to be done has been done, and it doesn't matter if you die. I just want to see your lover again before you die...

"I want to give her a rose at the end."

I may never come across an article like this again,

"If I kiss you, I will become a god." Damn, this sentence really pokes me

I saw the recommendation on wb and came to read it. It's so awesome, it really feels like the poet and the magician are in a dilemma. The eternity of this moment should be the best. Their time stopping at this moment is really the most perfect. But time will still pass by It can be imagined that at a certain moment not long after, the poet caught a glimpse of the magician not far away during a performance... And then be aesthetics woo woo woo

It turns out that just five thousand words can be a shark

This feeling of both existence and death is so heart-wrenching...

Woohoo, this is the heartbreaking beauty of BE aesthetics