An object needn’t be large to hold great mass. That girl, as tiny as a violet, that girl, drifting in the sky like the petals of a flower, draws me to her with a force greater than the one exerted by the earth. In a single moment, I fell and rolled toward her without a rhyme or reason, just as Newton’s apple did. With a thump. With a thump-thump. My heart bounced from the heavens to the earth in a dizzying pendular motion. Such was the moment I’d first fallen in love.

Mass is not proportional to its volume. A girl, as small as a violet. A girl who moves like a flower petal is pulling me toward her with more force than her mass. Just then, like Newton’s apple, I rolled toward her without stopping until I fell on her, with a thump. With a thump, my heart keeps bouncing between the sky and the ground. It was my  f i r s t  l o v e.

Goblin: The Lonely and Great God (2016-2017)

list of celestial words πŸ•Šβœ¨

astral (adj.) of, connected with, or resembling the stars.
elysian (adj.) relating to or characteristic of heaven or paradise; peaceful and perfect.
crepuscular (adj.) of, resembling, or relating to twilight.
sempiternal (adj.) eternal and unchanging; everlasting.
syzygy (n.) an alignment of three celestial objects, as the sun, the earth, and either the moon or a planet.
empyrean (adj.) belonging to or deriving from heaven.
sidereal (adj.) pertaining to the distant stars.
paradisaic (adj.) of or belonging to heaven or god.
lambent (adj.) (of light or fire) glowing, gleaming, or flickering with a soft radiance.

magnusthemes inquired:
I will come as the rain. I will come as the first snowfall. I will beg the divinity to let me do just that.

Meeting you was the reward of my life.