Love is slightly cool - Illustrations of human emotions

Author: Shenlan (Written and Illustrated by Shenlan)
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: Though a love's fireworks may burn for a fleeting moment's brilliance; Who pines for me, I pine for whom, this heart melts into clouds and moon; Happiness requires traversing a thousand mountains and crossing myriad rivers to reveal its radiance; My dear, you've been well since we last met, listen as I sing the years away; Countless stars shine cold under the moon's gaze, with a childlike heart, I venture into the mortal world. Fates gather and part, love may be false but emotions are true; The wind blows, life passes swiftly, spring dreams leave no trace. Through trials and tempering, one cultivates self; A moment's time can be eternal, embracing the beauty of truth and goodness in the mortal world... Her words possess a captivating charm, rich and luxurious, self-sufficient and contented. It's not Shenlan, but the mood of Jazz Blue, with elegance and depth, concealing contemplation and melancholy.
A: Though a love's fireworks may burn for a fleeting moment's brilliance, life is a dream, a moment of indulgence, a paradise lost forever. You are so cruel, this is merely a city I once knew. A face that's hard to look at, the end of the day at the café.
B: Who pines for me, I pine for whom, this heart melts into clouds and moon; to love only the man in my imagination. When you fall in love with hopeless love, how long will a male cat play outside? Don't be burdened by deep affection. How can you expect passion to fade?
C: Happiness requires traversing a thousand mountains and crossing myriad rivers to reveal its radiance; dancing to a fictional perfection; spending a lifetime to recognize the one you love; decisive in love on an island of romance; Can emotions be experienced through waiting?
D: My dear, you've been well since we last met, listen as I sing the years away; A few words, a small heart; the curtain rises, let us perform with passion; Life is but an old play; and now, embrace me in your silken arms.