Hiraeth
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"The tales said that he once was ready to let go of Eurydice; maybe he would be willing to let go of her husband. She prayed and slept in the temple two days in a row; and during the night between the second and the third day, the god came to her in a dream. " Hiraeth (n): a homesickness for a home you can't return to, or that never was.
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"Want to hear a story dearies?" Atropos asked, as she cut a thread. "Let us bring you one," crooned Lachesis as she spun a new destiny. "That of pomegranates and changing seasons," finished Clotho as she began a life. Story One of Greek Gods Collection.

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