I always heard this song everytime, but I never really searched it up until today. It's the most relatable.

I wrote some sort of story adaptation on a scene from this movie. It moved me like that. I love that it was very quiet and still so very loud. I've always loved messed up protagonists, people that are pushing on despite the many things weighing them down. I love how the movie blatantly portrayed everyone's struggles, everyone's fight. It's a lotttt. gosh, I don't have words.

Ohkayyy, one of the books I redownloaded was this! I had to sit down and just go down memory lane, (or go down a rabbit hole). It reminds me of The Chronicles of Narnia. It has this sort of nostalgia to it.

I was thinking of this song throughout the whole day. I will never wish this on my worse enemy, the intense desire to listen to music but realizing that you can't.

The way this song feels so soft.

I remember the first time I read this book, sometime in 2021 or 2020. I was so obsessed with it. It feels as though you were stuck in that island with Robinson, watching him build this and that, and thrive all by himself. I also love when he rescued Man Fridayyyyy! Gosh. ✨ Memories ✨ I'm definitely rereading this.

Listening to this currently. It's so relatable, so nostalgic. I'm only just really discovering PinkPantheress. I love this song already.

This song is so bittersweet. And melancholic, and nostalgic.🤧 Takes me back to the good old days.

I saw a short video on this yesterday. I might post it on Tumblr, the part where Miwako said she's tired both spiritually and mentally. It has minimal dialogue, and focuses on the atmosphere, nature, her inner thoughts. I just love the movie in ways that I can't put in words. Okay, I think I might cry.😭

I can't even begin to describe it.

Watching this after my exams! The edits I've seen so far are fireeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!! "yearning day and night".

Stumbled on these beauties from Pinterest.🤍

I'm not crying, you're crying. #towatchitalloveragain #thebestthing

I just got another of her books... and I can just say that I loved her writing sooo much. Abd I loved the way I didn't know what to expect.

I made a post about this book on my Instagram... and TikTok. I remember that I read it sometime last year, maybe in two days. It's one of those books that I'll finish reading and the question on my lips is: "What year is this?". I also remember one character called Marquis De Carabas. He was my favoriteeeeee.

On repeat!

Listening to this on the highest volume is healing. Also, it helps close tabs in my mind.

Listened to this again and again. I'm a big sucker for nostalgia and melancholy, so yeah... it made me feel all lot of things, and I curled up in bed. It was so warm. And I also need to redo my journal cover and transfer my writings there. — From my worn out jotter.

No words!!! Actually, a lot of words but I don't think want to write a flipping article!!!

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