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Franz Wright, from God's Silence; "Father Roger Goes for a Walk"

Lighting aroma candles.

Baking cinnamon rolls.

Long walks under the pouring rain.

Visiting bookstores with your dearest friends.

Jumping in a pile of leaves.

Cozy sweaters, lovely blazers, and vintage trousers.

Pick up a random book you own and promise yourself to read it, make it your source of inspiration, underline the most accurate and relatable quotes, research for the words you don’t understand, and write them down so you won’t forget them.

Go for a favorite movies\series marathon, accompany it with your blanket, and your mug full of hot cocoa.

Slow dancing to a favorite tune with yourself or someone you love.

Printing some vintage posters and hanging them on your walls.

Falling asleep to the sound of the rain.

Making yourself pretty to hang out with your loved ones.

Decluttering your space.

Hanging fall decorations

Collecting pressed flowers and leaves.

Documenting fall season by taking pictures of yourself or things around you daily.

Creating a glow-up mood board on Pinterest.

Less of social media overuse.

Paint, draw, and write to free your artistic inner self.

Learn knitting.

Write down a list of activities you want to be good at, then schedule 30 minutes daily for it to happen.

Playing chess.

Four years of studying English Literature at university in journals. 2017-2021.

"Yet each man kills the thing he loves,

By each let this be heard,

Some do it with a bitter look,

Some with a flattering word,

The coward does it with a kiss,

The brave man with a sword!

Some kill their love when they are young,

And some when they are old;

Some strangle with the hands of Lust,

Some with the hands of Gold:

The kindest use a knife, because

The dead so soon grow cold.

Some love too little, some too long,

Some sell, and others buy;

Some do the deed with many tears,

And some without a sigh:

For each man kills the thing he loves,

Yet each man does not die."