I really should have died then, Tsukuru often told himself. Then this world, the one in the here and now, wouldn’t exist. It was a captivating, bewitching thought. The present world wouldn’t exist, and reality would no longer be real. As far as this world was concerned, he would simply no longer exist—just as this world would no longer exist for him.
She is art
in a beautiful museum
we recognize to be this world.
Although she was beautiful,
sophisticated and captivating,
not every one cared to appreciate that.
And that’s okay.
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No, everything about her is a bold sort of beauty, like a rose proudly displaying its thorns. She’s alluring in the way that most deadly things are. It’s captivating.
No. No, it’s terrifying. It’s supposed to be terrifying, still thinking of her as something I’m trying to deserve. Still deeming her worthy of my desire.
She’s alluring in the way that most deadly things are. It’s captivating.
No. No, it’s terrifying. It’s supposed to be terrifying, still thinking of her as something I’m trying to deserve. Still deeming her worthy of my desire.
The origins of Rome are as shrouded in myth as they are foundational to the very identity of the city and its people. Central to this mythology is the captivating tale of Romulus and Remus. According to legend, Rome was founded in 753 BC by the twins Romulus and Remus, who were said to be the sons of the war god Mars and the priestess Rhea Silvia. The twins were abandoned at birth and were miraculously suckled by a she-wolf, a symbol that would become iconic in Roman lore. As they grew, the twins displayed remarkable leadership and strength, eventually deciding to build a city. However, a dispute arose over the location, leading Romulus to kill Remus in a fit of passion. Romulus then became the sole founder of Rome, establishing many of the city's initial institutions and becoming its first king.
She's confusing, captivating, and we're completely wrong for each other in all the right ways. She's a flame, and I'm going to get burned. An ocean and I'm going to drown.
