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The Distant Wind Sends Lovesickness The gratuitous joy meets the gratuitous ending, giving me the gratuitous last connection. The cold wind in Siberia is coming again. Are you okay? Purpose: Reminiscing about youth 1Favorites13Clicks/ch—Nutrition
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Steal Another Sycamore Leaf The sycamore leaves are like stars falling in the wind, falling into my heart one by one. Are you a falling sycamore leaf or a falling star? When I was young, I tried to catch the stars sifted through the sycamore leaves, but I forgot that the stars would eventually return to the sea of stars, and the fallen leaves would eventually return to the soil. I wrote my youth into a book, dedicated to the protagonist who never appeared - the figure who passed me by under the sycamore tree. Maybe sh —Favorites1Clicks/ch—Nutrition
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Planets and Dust The deep and distant starry sky hides countless unknowns. When we are in the vast galaxy, everything becomes fantastic. The inconspicuous light spots in the distance are blazing stars. In other words, the blazing stars in the distance are just eyes. A point of light in front of us. In the vast universe, we are so big that we can defy the stars. In the boundless starry sky, we are so small that we can only associate with dust. In our world, we are so big that even the planets turn into dust. In —Favorites2Clicks/ch—Nutrition