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| Original Title | 聖三稜玻璃 |
|---|---|
| Author | 山村 暮鳥 |
| Genre | Children's Literature |
| Author Type | Male Author |
| Summary | A labyrinth of surreal visions unfolds where celestial realms bleed into earthly decay. Silver fish dart through sapphire skies, platinum hands part in sorrow, and storms whirl with the anguish of unspoken sins. Nature pulses with sentience—wheat fields hum with dread, roses bloom from rotting flesh, and autumn’s clarity sharpens the ache of existence. A tapestry of contradictions weaves together stolen goldfish and burgled trumpets with tender yearnings: a woman’s navel becomes a fountain, love’s spasm flickers amid decay, and loneliness scrapes at the edges of infinity. Ghostly whispers mingle with mermaid songs; coffins advance soundlessly as souls flutter like dragonflies. Every image—a smoldering tobacco roll, a jar tilting with secrets—hints at truths buried in sacred mud or veiled by violet-crimson mists. Melancholy drips like frost, yet life’s ephemeral joy glimmers in rapeseed fields and trembling kites. This is a world where beauty festers, faith crumbles, and the soul’s cry echoes through fractured glass—an invitation to wander its haunting depths, where every shadow holds a question and light dances on the edge of oblivion. |
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