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07.05.202521:32
The sun must set on the true hill,
even if he perished in life,
it was only the passing of time,
and our closed lives,
that prevent us from seeing beyond the ashes.
even if he perished in life,
it was only the passing of time,
and our closed lives,
that prevent us from seeing beyond the ashes.
06.05.202522:03
When you are too alone, on a existential crisis or too afriad of destinity, of the changes you experience of life itself, read urgently the aristocratic views of death specially Mishima, it will for sure help you pass on
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05.05.202520:47
,Maurice Leloir captures a heartbreaking moment from Manon Lescaut, a tragic love story in French literature. After a life filled with passion, scandal, and desperate choices, Manon and Des Grieux find themselves stranded far from the glittering Paris they once knew—alone in the wilderness of America.
Manon, a young woman of beauty and charm, dreams of a life filled with luxury. Des Grieux, a nobleman’s son, falls hopelessly in love with her and gives up everything—his family, fortune, and honor—to be with her. But Manon’s restless heart and desire for comfort constantly pull them into deeper trouble. Their love, while deep, is reckless, driven more by passion.
Leloir’s Silent Tragedy
Rather than showing a dramatic final goodbye, Leloir focuses on the painful stillness after loss. Des Grieux sits helplessly beside Manon’s body, the vast emptiness around them echoing his grief. The bright life they once dreamed of is nowhere to be seen—only silence.
Manon Lescaut by Maurice Leloir (1892)
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Manon, a young woman of beauty and charm, dreams of a life filled with luxury. Des Grieux, a nobleman’s son, falls hopelessly in love with her and gives up everything—his family, fortune, and honor—to be with her. But Manon’s restless heart and desire for comfort constantly pull them into deeper trouble. Their love, while deep, is reckless, driven more by passion.
Leloir’s Silent Tragedy
Rather than showing a dramatic final goodbye, Leloir focuses on the painful stillness after loss. Des Grieux sits helplessly beside Manon’s body, the vast emptiness around them echoing his grief. The bright life they once dreamed of is nowhere to be seen—only silence.
Manon Lescaut by Maurice Leloir (1892)
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