Lao tzu
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She, the love of love and light The men see her delights, But she is nobody’s concubine She’s a free spirit, gliding Through the frequencies of life, She’s like a multitude of lights Brightening up the very night, As if she is the most dazzling star in the sky Don’t ask me questions like how…
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The love of a strong woman is divine Her strength is shown in life over time, A woman who owns and resonates her power Is a woman any man should and would desire, But with the ability to flex her feminine sensitive side That can show vulnerability within her heart and eyes, That defines her…
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In a world where strength and femininity often seem at odds, the figure of the warrior goddess emerges as a powerful symbol, seamlessly blending the fierce resilience of a warrior with the delicate grace of a queen. Imagine a woman who strides into battle clad in supple leather armor that speaks to her unyielding spirit,…
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The concept of the afterlife has captivated human imagination for millennia, weaving its way through the fabric of diverse cultures and religions around the globe. From the ancient Egyptians’ intricate “Book of the Dead,” which served as a guide for souls navigating the perilous journey to the afterlife, to the Tibetan “Bardo Thodol,” which outlines…
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She seemed fragile She seemed so small So he did not respect her at all, He treated her like a possession Thought that he was her obsession, He was condescending to her face Treated her like no more than a waste, But she knew better and bided her time. Then one night when he took…
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