Celestial Crown
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A Sea

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A Sea

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"What is life? What should I expect from it? Tell me!"

Life is just a moment, a short period of time. You don't have to regret

Sometimes we fail, sometimes we not. But more often we don't recognize how it's passing us by.

Just let a dream cover you

"I understand what you mean. These moments given by life - that's a point of a living."

Yes they are.

Short periods of time to understand the meaning

That every moment is a dream and every dream is a pearl of sea.

In a sea of life we are drowning.

[05. August 2001]

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