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At the end of the day-. Inside every mind lies a corridor of rooms. Different versions of us sit behind closed doors. some waiting, some rotting, some smiling, some pretending. We call ourselves one, and yet we're crowded from within, listening to echoes we never admit are ours.
At the end of the day-. An arrow once left the bow obeys only gravity, air and fate. The archer's wish dies at release itself. So do our choices; once freed, they carve paths we can't walk back. leaving us haunted by the silence after impact.
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At the end of the day-. An arrow once left the bow obeys only gravity, air and fate. The archer's wish dies at release itself. So do our choices; once freed, they carve paths we can't walk back. leaving us haunted by the silence after impact.
At the end of the day-. We don't see, we seize. Live moments are strangled into pixels, embalmed before they breathe. We're not living anymore, we're just rehearsing for remembrance; building graves of moments while the present quietly dies.
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At the end of the day-. We don't see, we seize. Live moments are strangled into pixels, embalmed before they breathe. We're not living anymore, we're just rehearsing for remembrance; building graves of moments while the present quietly dies.
At the end of the day-. Running infinitely isn't about distance. It's about a mind that refuses to stop even when the body does. Some call it ambition, some call it unrest; maybe it's just the oldest trick of survival. to keep moving so stillness never finds us.
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At the end of the day-. Running infinitely isn't about distance. It's about a mind that refuses to stop even when the body does. Some call it ambition, some call it unrest; maybe it's just the oldest trick of survival. to keep moving so stillness never finds us.
At the end of the day-. Discomfort lingers longer than pain. Pain demands attention,.but discomfort quietly reshapes choices, habits, even identities;.until one day we no longer remember who we were before we started adapting.
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