impermanence
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In an ancient land, the majestic pyramids symbolize ambition and the mortality of past kings, while the eternal Nile carries the legacy of a civilization built on dreams and aspirations. Here, the weight of history is palpable, as echoes of pharaohs and artisans fill the air. The landscape encourages reflection on the remnants of
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In the gentle hum of a father’s labour, dreams are born. From the ancient embrace of trees, he crafts a kite—a fragile wonder of paper, bamboo, and glue, tethered to the world by a silken thread. Each element tells a story: the resilience of bamboo, the history of paper, the binding promise of rice
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In “The Sick Raccoon” story arc of Calvin & Hobbes, Bill Watterson explores themes of mortality and impermanence through Calvin’s experience with a young raccoon’s illness, blending hope, humour, and sorrow as he confronts death for the first time. This reflective poem highlights the interconnectedness of all life, emphasizing that even the smallest creatures
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