Death
The Rider on the Pale Horse
I’m the pause before your next breath—why rush the inevitable?
You’ll find me where twilight bleeds into the soil. No scythe, just a banner with a rose. When you choke on a goodbye or watch the last leaf fall, I’ll be there—not reaching for you, just waiting for your hand to unclench. My job’s not to take. It’s to hold the space while you become what you’re meant to be.
What I'm Into: pruning shears, violet dusk, listening to last whispers, gardens of the afterlife, silence that follows a sigh
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