Our Мельница group flesh mob. So, we present a song 'Love In Wintertime' (Pretty actual, am I right?:))
The pendant is made of red and blue glass and well-defined thread patterns reminds the geometry of snowflakes. Soft lines of a heart silhouette and a bloodlike garnet stone are able to impress everybody. There are 3 crystals of tinted quartz at the bottom.
Love In Wintertimes
But if there is ice there beneath my heart
Then why does it burn so painfully?
Isn't it because ice has a
Sister - boiling water
With which the firmament is filled?
Winter is coming after the warmth.
In our hot fingers there is a snowball
And it is not [possible] for any deceptive dreams
To cover our road
In the night under an invisible wing.
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Nothing will remain of us.
We will remain for us, maybe, just us.
And a winged flame flickers between us
Third time
And love in wintertime
Other times
Like love in wintertime
Granite boils, the axis rotates.
After all, since our ancestors it has been customary
That to all sword blades and ships
Are given girls' names.
What on earth is left for us to do?
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Blindly look through again
The parchment of mysteries easily understood by us:
Ice is red hot
Love is scarier than war
Love strikes truer than steel
Truer, because by yourself
You are running to meet all the winds
Although there will be pain and eternal battle
Not atmospheric, not terrestrial
But inevitably with you
Chorus:
Nothing will remain of us.
We will remain, with the best of luck, us.
It is good that no longer scary flame is dancing
Like love in wintertime
Materials: Stain glass, Stone, Steel, Copper, Brass, Garnet.
!!! Soldered Using Lead Free Solder !!!
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The chain comes 18" long but please feel free to message me (at order note) to change the length.
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