“In spring we meet, when the first flowers are blooming. We wave goodbye as the last cherry blossom petals fall. Bright as fire, our ending sparks like fireworks on a summer night.”
I
NIGHT
Banpo bridge, solitude & joy
II
SPRING
First bloom, first goodbye
III
SUMMER
Chaos outside, peace within
IV
AUTUMN
Butterflies dance, am I enough?
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The Whirling Butterflies
The Whirling Butterflies dance and bloom, from summer into autumn. What should I do, what do I want? Will any of it ever be enough? This life has only one end, death. Yet, am I living my best season?
Waterfalls dance at Banpo bridge, silk-blue veiling the night. Between the crowd, I stand alone, solitude sung into the heart. A stranger among strangers, yet this joy of the night warms our souls.
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In spring we meet, when the first flowers are blooming. We wave goodbye as the last cherry blossom petals fall. Bright as fire, our ending sparks like fireworks on a summer night.
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Dry summer arrives, and the scorching sun burns deep into my skin. The world fills with chaos, people taking sides. Yet peace, it blooms inside our hearts, quietly saving us.
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Don’t you wonder who actually knew you? No one, actually.
But do you even know yourself?
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A quiet journey through seasons, solitude, and the art of being alive.
A writer and traveller, finding poetry in the in-between moments — bridges lit at night, cherry blossoms falling, the quiet chaos of a crowded city. These pages are a record of seasons lived, felt, and carefully kept.