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Mother Grove


The storms have rearranged you; your veins have shrunk, your heart has grown. Those dependent upon you are still around, but your Beauty has not been found. They've forgotten about you after all these years, but I still come to share our Tears. The Joys of Life have long been gone, but the pain of living will forever linger on...
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