Mother Earth lent the girl a nonexistent handkerchief for her tears, for they were drowning her gradually. A painful long death, they say.
"It's time for a withdrawal," spoke Mother Earth, softly brushing the girl's ears with a mellow gush of wind.
The words, too obscure to even be heard, traveled down the girl's mind, into the deepest part of it.
And thus came a decision," I have to withdraw from all of this, as soon as possible," said the girl, ending her prolonged cry with a blink of an eye.
A celebration of resurgence was yet to be held.
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Blue Hues & Midnight Yawns [poetry]
Poetry" This very midnight gave me a blue tinted film, uncovering the blue secrets the world had hidden, divine yet distressing, and thus I ended it with a yawn, as I tried to sleep. "
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