TreeOfFeathers

She sits, unaware. In a tranquil turmoil, she looks at you, and in the bed in which she lay, you avert a solemn gaze. For no creature, human nor other, knows God's certainty.
          	
          	She is candid, loudly quiet and unnaturally lax. She knows not reason, only care and instinct. She has proven the fact of an intuitive truth.
          	
          	Everywhere in sound, nowhere in silence, grief builds no border. We are all going to die.
          	
          	-SakuraFeathers on her pet cat Mocha, the night before Mocha's passing
          	
          	I love writing angsty poetry and sad excerpts, because let's bffr, it makes things a little more bearable.

TreeOfFeathers

She sits, unaware. In a tranquil turmoil, she looks at you, and in the bed in which she lay, you avert a solemn gaze. For no creature, human nor other, knows God's certainty.
          
          She is candid, loudly quiet and unnaturally lax. She knows not reason, only care and instinct. She has proven the fact of an intuitive truth.
          
          Everywhere in sound, nowhere in silence, grief builds no border. We are all going to die.
          
          -SakuraFeathers on her pet cat Mocha, the night before Mocha's passing
          
          I love writing angsty poetry and sad excerpts, because let's bffr, it makes things a little more bearable.

TreeOfFeathers

I'm gonna be kinda dead for a bit. I'm gonna rewrite the setting of Lament (however the characters and ideas are staying the same), probably work on Hades Fever and other ideas, and slowly ease my way back into school now that breaks over. I know I have no followers now, but I'm hoping to change that when I come back new and improved. Unfortunately, I'm also dealing with a difficult depressive episode, and my cat is currently extremely sick (possibly lethally), so we'll just have to see when I'm up and running again.

TreeOfFeathers

For anyone who needs to hear this, in any context (because I know I do):
          
          It's not your responsibility. Get a hold of yourself, because you've clearly lost it in something else.

TreeOfFeathers

Don't get lost in something that tires you to no end. Not all finish lines end in the utopia you might have created for yourself.
            
            Look upon the world as Phanes did, touch upon the world as Gaia did. Pick the pieces from your shoulders, Atlus, for the ground you hold pleads to be below.
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