Spinning Sphere
Embracing Life's Canvas: Spinning Sphere's Meaning Unveiled
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Can you see the waves blending white and blue
Observing the ocean waves merging in white and blue colors.
Can you feel the sand heat up next to you
Sensing the warmth of the sand next to you.
Imagine there is no one else around
Encouraging imagination of solitude, envisioning an absence of others.
How beautiful to finally hear the sounds?
Appreciating the beauty of finally hearing surrounding sounds.
We're just hanging in the sun
Relaxing under the sunlight.
Painting dreams one by one
Creating dreams one after another.
Washing away the tears, feeling high and dry on a spinning sphere
Expressing the cathartic experience of cleansing tears and feeling content on the Earth.
Is that what it's meant to be?
Pondering if this is the intended purpose or meaning of life.
Can you see the heavens drawing sunset line?
Witnessing the sky creating a boundary during sunset.
Far away, where the horizon hits the sky
Considering the distant point where the horizon meets the sky.
it's not by chance that we're to see the light
Suggesting that the ability to see light is not coincidental.
How else can we know there are greater things outside?
Questioning how else one can understand the existence of greater things beyond.
We're just hanging in the sun
Reiterating the leisure of basking in sunlight.
Painting dreams one by one
Continuing the process of envisioning and creating dreams.
Washing away the fears, feeling high and dry on a spinning sphere
Emphasizing the relief of dispelling fears and feeling content on the rotating Earth.
Is that what it's meant to be?
Repeating the contemplation on whether this is the intended purpose or meaning of life.
We're just hanging in the sun
Reemphasizing the enjoyment of being under the sun.
Painting dreams one by one
Persisting in the creation of dreams.
Washing away the tears, feeling high and dry on a spinning sphere
Reiterating the cleansing of tears and the satisfaction of being on the spinning Earth.
Is that what it's meant to be?
Echoing the ongoing reflection on whether this is the intended purpose or meaning of life.
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