“I love my life's dark hours…”Rainer Maria Rilke · Quote Phone Case
Midnight. Everyone's asleep, and you're scrolling back through the day. From here it finally makes sense.
The line stops early. You already know how it ends. Behind it, the same open ensō as the rest of the set, reading as a moon.
The last lit thing in the room. Let it say this.
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“I love my life's dark hours…”Rainer Maria Rilke · Quote Phone Case
Midnight. Everyone's asleep, and you're scrolling back through the day. From here it finally makes sense.
The line stops early. You already know how it ends. Behind it, the same open ensō as the rest of the set, reading as a moon.
The last lit thing in the room. Let it say this.
Same line, also on
Where this line came from.
Rainer Maria Rilke, "The Book of a Monk's Life," The Book of Hours, 1905. Translated by Jessie Lemont, 1918.
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