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In memory,I often traced the silent, wondrous stones in myfather's study. Their mottled pores seemed to let me touch thegrain of time itself.He said the buildings of the city are likethese stones both sculpted by time, one polished by human handsthe other weathered by nature, each settling into its owncharacter.I set out to seek the traces time leaves upon materia]things. They are no longer cold rocks, but vessels of memory. Evena piece of clothing, worn and washed by years, gathers marksuniquely its own, That is not artificial aging it is a gentle giftfrom time.And time itself is but the stream I go fishing in.
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ficus by FICUS |26SS Lookbook
In memory,I often traced the silent, wondrous stones in myfather's study. Their mottled pores seemed to let me touch thegrain of time itself.He said the buildings of the city are likethese stones both sculpted by time, one polished by human handsthe other weathered by nature, each settling into its owncharacter.I set out to seek the traces time leaves upon materia]things. They are no longer cold rocks, but vessels of memory. Evena piece of clothing, worn and washed by years, gathers marksuniquely its own, That is not artificial aging it is a gentle giftfrom time.And time itself is but the stream I go fishing in.
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ficus by FICUS |26SS Lookbook
In memory,I often traced the silent, wondrous stones in myfather's study. Their mottled pores seemed to let me touch thegrain of time itself.He said the buildings of the city are likethese stones both sculpted by time, one polished by human handsthe other weathered by nature, each settling into its owncharacter.I set out to seek the traces time leaves upon materia]things. They are no longer cold rocks, but vessels of memory. Evena piece of clothing, worn and washed by years, gathers marksuniquely its own, That is not artificial aging it is a gentle giftfrom time.And time itself is but the stream I go fishing in.
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