
When we saw each other, they were in a world of mistleweed. Our bodies had disappeared into the mist, and now what's around us is just empty faces. But we still knew one thing for sure: we'd always be with each other. We'd always have each other.
That was four years ago. At that point, our lives were so different. We'd been living in a world of mistleweed, where relationships felt like second nature. Now the mist is gone, and what's around us is more confusing than ever before. But we still knew one thing: we'd always be together.
But now it's not just that anymore. We've seen each other through many lenses. We've walked on the earth in ways we never imagined, in ways we still don't fully understand. Now, what feels like a million miles down the road is suddenly something we can feel. It's hard to imagine how far back we are when all these things seem so far away.
And this is taking a toll on us. We're both in a place where time feels like it's moving forward faster than we should be. We've been through so much, and now we can't even talk about the good. But I know that if we ever feel able to break free from those mistleweed world views, we will.
But maybe not forever. Maybe we'll have to find a way to pull ourselves together again. Something's always been there but has never been spoken to us. It's in the corner of our room where the light flickers off the wall. That little voice that was always here sounds like it could be mine. It feels like it's going to tell me something, something important.
But for now, I know we're in a place where time is hard enough without us. But maybe that's okay because when you pull your finger away from the mistleweed world, you open up an incredible truth that no one else can see.





















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