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Beautifully Broken.



Each piece a resemblance to the other.

Sometimes spaces in between need livelihood.

Piece it back together, but it is never the same.

It is much better.

The lines showing the progress.

Each line a path to where you want to go.

A forest of trees meant just for you.

If something is broken can it still be beautiful?

I think so.


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