Central Park winter trees covered with snow. New York City.
Winter crunches underfoot yielding to the heavy enormity of the sheer weight of souls in transition. Trees laden with snow frozen in thought stand dormant until the springtime.
It’s on these sorts of days that the earth feels as if it is caught in a trance somewhere between dreaming and opening its frozen eyelids.
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An important note: I do apologize for not being around as much. I am going through a transitory stage of life right now. I just quite literally finished university this week after a fairly grueling final semester. It’s been quite a journey as far as school is/was concerned. I am feeling rather burnt out mentally, emotionally and physically due to the whirlwind this (soon to be past) year was.
To recharge, I am taking some time to uncoil myself and let myself properly unwind in the month of January. I will still be posting but my posts will be very sparse. I don’t really celebrate the New Year at this time of year since autumn feels like the proper beginning of the year to me personally but my birthday falls right after New Year’s Day so it never fails to make me ponder all the temporal things regarding life. To those who do celebrate the New Year on January 1st, may you have a wonderful year ahead.
I don’t really know how to thank everyone for their kind messages (my inbox has been overwhelmed with messages for the last few months and despite reading every single message I feel incredible guilt every time I view it), requests and love aside from saying that I really do appreciate it all. So, thank you, from the bottom of my heart.
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