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storiesoferne
Reflections
2y
Ephemeral Transitions
Our human existence embraces an infinite flow of various experiences, fleeting and distinctive in their own right. Occasionally, these incredible moments reveal themselves in the most surprising of settings,
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rubenalexander
poetry
2y
POEM: Echo Dance
This poem juxtaposes nature's elements with life's ebbs and flows, capturing a journey from separation to tranquil unity
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linakay
transience
6y
Transience
How would you name this picture?
sagittarius
appics
7y
Walking over cemeteries (mostly in foreign places) reminds me of how perishable our ...
... lives are and that we should accept every new day as a wonderful gift; sometimes it’s a beautiful one, sometimes less.......Believing in things they cannot see and touch has nothing to do with faith.
loveleenwrites
Reflections
2d
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Religion vs humanity: Have we forgotten about human beings?
In Nigeria, you can easily tell someone's religion before you know their favourite food. Christian. Muslim. Traditionalist. Pentecostal. Catholic. Anglican. Orthodox. The list goes on and on.. We are a
travelmike
appics
7y
A small mortuary of a disused church near Schwerin
A small mortuary of a disused church near Schwerin
svemirac
blog
7y
(R.I.P.) Rutger Hauer - Time to Die
Rutger Hauer (1969-2019) was a Dutch actor who specialized solely on playing villain roles - one of his most impressive role is playing Roy Batty, the rebellious android in Blade Runner trying to prolong
psionic-tremors
music
8y
Transience
This track I have made in a very melancholy mood after I saw a monologue of mine on facebook under a picture, which were actually answers to questions from 2 friends, both of whom had already passed away
karunya
poetry
9y
Breath | An Original Poem
About the PoemI initially wrote this poem a few months ago for a mentor as a parting gift. I was leaving earlier than expected after volunteering with her for a month. I found it spoke quite truly of my