§§§ Your rain serenare kisses to my body. ♪ My sunshine ♪ warm skin and hair Chills and desires. Nature to us suns. §§§ JJr.

~s~ Winged skycar, Silly Mary-mole. Sunflower of light. Umbrella on tip Seahorse nothing. Skyscraper your paws. ~s~ JJr.

--+-- Grass juice ink. Feather poems. To the scribes words of kindness spreading peace with his greatness. ------+---- JJr.

#Desafio 163 ♪ Cross over ♪ Yeah. Love you It's a torment! To know clearly That everything I feel It's true, strong and intense. But, At the same time... I don't belong to you. I belong Just me! I don't understand. how can it be: love you that much... But have to Forge an end! (of something that never started). I don't want to. to lose me In this love and end No freedom. Surrender Really for my own and insane will. Make you my servant, We're done. in sex... And my prison of intimacy, My pleasure And my love. MarU

#Desafio 162 ♪ Sense Connection ♪ That kiss around the neck He took my floor. His looks, who speak Our language. We talked. All night long for telepathy. We looked at each other. like who Everything understood. Connection felt, maintained, dreamt... Ah... My inflamed skin calling you. Saved Will That kills me. My heart is racing And the mind won't stop, of thinking in both We still have For a living. MarU

#Desafio 161 ♪ I wanted more ♪ The words have escaped me, when I found Your look. ♪ Lighted me ♪ the danger I couldn't help it. What happened to me? I don't know how to control... Dream awake, sigh, I get lost Intrusive thoughts. I dance alone, swirl smiling, lead me in tango for souvenirs. And no choice, Repenting, I admit: — I wish I could have enjoyed you, A little more... Not so elegant. MarU

#Link365TemasLivros #Desafio365Livros Day 35 Comment on the Library in a book in which the narrative takes place from the inside out, where the world is perceived by an obsessive, tormented subject, and language reveals not the facts, but the labyrinths of the mind. (Vale comment on Lido marking or on Reading and Review, do not forget to mark the share box in the profile) #Desafio365postagens Day 173 Confession Without Forgiveness When you can't have empathy And witnesses are required. Because whoever narrates doesn't want forgiveness, He just wants to be heard. The tunnel is a me. The look that all distorts Twist not out of ignorance, but for excessive significance. There, love does not redeem. Art doesn't save, it defines. And the thought, when it is too tuned, It's a blade. Eder B. Jr. @literunico indication <h5><span style='color: red;'>#OtúnelZLIT7Z</h5><p>QZLIT10ZXQReading Status:</strong> Starting Reading</p>ZLIT13ZXQBook Details: <a href='https://www.literunico.com.br/books/888'><strong>O tunnel</strong>ZLIT17ZXQ</p>

#Link365TemasLivros #Desafio365Livros Day 34 Comment on the Library in a book where desire is the focus and rupture, works in which love, wanting is not lightness, but a difficulty, is conflict or break of the traditional. (Vale comment on Lido marking or on Reading and Review, do not forget to mark the share box in the profile) #Desafio365postagens Day 172 In the Name of What Burns Some passions don't ask for leave. They break in. They enter through the body, Tear the soul apart. The desire here is no dream: It's confession. is confrontation of form It's heresy before the norm. Between faith and flesh, between groaning and silence, A love is born that cannot say its name Without getting hurt. But you can't leave either. without dying. Eder B. Jr. @literunico indication <h5><span style='color: red;'>#EmnomedodesejoZLIT7Z</h5><p>QZLIT10ZXQReading Status:</strong> Starting Reading</p>ZLIT13ZXQBook Details: <a href='https://www.literunico.com.br/books/862'><strong>In the name of wish</strong>ZLIT17ZXQ</p>

Love is hard Love is a risk In the dark it's a shot He's a tough one. That's what love is. #desafio 365/171

<h5><span style='color: red;'>#OcasodaborboletaAtíriaZLIT3Z</h5><p>QZLIT6ZXQReading Status:</strong> Lido</p>QZLIT9ZXQBook Details: <a href='https://www.literunico.com.br/books/918'><strong>The case of the butterfly Atyria</strong></a>QZLIT14Z<p>#Link365TemasLivrosZLIT17ZXQ #Desafio365Livros<br /> <br /> Comment on the Library in a book in which the plot unfolds as a code to be deciphered, works in which symbols, clues and hidden references guide the plot, and knowledge becomes a survival tool. <br /> <br /> It's not really my kind of book on this subject. But I never forgot "The case of the Atyria Butterfly," which I read in my teens. A mystery story, but the characters are insects.<br /> <br /> #Desafio365postagens<br /> <br /> Day 171</p>

<h5><span style='color: red;'>#OprisioneiroZLIT3Z</h5><p>QZLIT6ZXQReading Status:</strong> Lido</p>QZLIT9ZXQBook Details: <a href='https://www.literunico.com.br/books/917'><strong>O prisoner</strong></a>ZLIT14ZXQ<p>XQZLIT16ZX<br /> #Desafio365Livros<br /> <br /> Comment on the Library in a book where the word was used as a direct instrument of liberation, not as allegory, works in which writing saved lives, knocked down walls, tore up unjust laws. Books that prove that reading is also resisting. <br /> I didn't remember any books I read that fit into this theme and that I hadn't already used in the challenge. I don't think "the prisoner" is exactly what's suggested here, but it's a book with a clear anti-belicist message, as the author used to openly defend. <br /> <br /> #Desafio365postagens<br /> <br /> Day 170</p>

<h5><span style='color: red;'>#MeninoDeusZLIT3Z</h5><p>QZLIT6ZXQReading Status:</strong> Lido</p>QZLIT9ZXQBook Details: <a href='https://www.literunico.com.br/books/916'><strong>Men Deus</strong></a></p>ZLIT15ZXQ#Link365TemasLivros<br /> #Desafio365Livros<br /> <br /> Comment on the Library in a book where literature serves as a farewell rite, works that approach death not coldly or grandly, but with intimacy, when the narrative touches the fragile body, the short time and the necessary silence. <br /> <br /> <br /> #Desafio365postagens<br /> <br /> Day 167<br /> <br /> <br /> I didn't really have any books read that fit better into this theme. I'm a Carla Carrion fan. I always say she writes beautiful sorrows. Its prose is full of lyricism and poetry.</p>

#Desafio 173

Book - Before the coffee cools Would you pay a visit to a moment in your past even if you couldn't change the present? The Book Before the coffee cools off the Japanese writer Toshikazu Kawaguchi is considered as healing fiction and sold so much that it already has 4 volumes and a fifth predicted for the end of 2025. I read this book in Skeelo. It was one of the titles I was curious to read, and when you showed up there, I took the opportunity. A coffee in Japan is known by a legend that says that there, it is possible to travel in time. The book tells the story of some people who will try to make this journey by following the ritual and the rules. One of the rules that most displeases and causes many to give up is that it is not possible to change the present. Another limiting factor is that the trip should last only the time of a coffee and that every traveler should return before the coffee cools. This is the rule that names the book. During the reading you will know some stories that will address topics such as: breakup, alzheimer, family, death, motherhood and each story, you can learn a lesson. One of the lessons I cannot fail to mention is that of not letting life pass by as just a viewer. We stop saying something out of pride or neglect, but we must always remember that in real life we cannot go back in time. What you can see is that the characters who make the trip come back different. That is, you don't change the present, but it changes the way you see it. What I liked most about this book is that even though it is everyday stories, the author can make us empathize with the characters and feel their emotions, their fears, their doubts. What got in my way a little bit, especially at the beginning of the story, were the names of the characters. For lack of familiarity with Japanese names, it took me a long time to know who was who, and sometimes I had to come back to remember. This book is ideal for those who like short stories that make us reflect on the way we live our lives.

<div style='text-align: center;'><p><img src='https://www.literunico.com.br/storage/app/public/creations/covers/7ccFT6pMsVFNCZ8VANw2IacdGhz4CgOaxFveut5b.jpg' style='max-width:50%; height:auto;'>ZLIT3Z<p>XQZLIT5ZX<strong>The cat, the devil and the desire: the story of Renata & Bernardo</strong></a>QZLIT9ZXXQZLIT10ZX<a href='https://www.literunico.com.br/creations/13/chapters/167' target='_blank'>LITQQLIT11ZQClick here to read the chapter "The lie and the lapse" complete</a>QZLIT13ZXQ</div>

IT'S ANOTHER STORY! is based on the classics of children's literature (Pinocchio, Peter Pan, Aladdin, John and Mary, Ali Baba, among others) with their iconic scenes being transmuted to another story with a new plot creating this new story in order to present these classics with a quote at the end of each chapter for the younger ones who will start their journey in the world of literature! JJr. https://www.literunico.com.br/jjr/post/4997 CHAPTERS (PAGS) & E-PUB & PDF (DIGITAL PAYMENTS) IN THE STORE!

IT'S ANOTHER STORY! (É UMA OUTRA ESTÓRIA! ((English Version))). By JJr. E-PUB (DIGITAL) IN THE STORE! ((LOJA)) A story based on the great classics of children's and young adult literature for you to create even more pleasure for the classics of immortal authors and feed your fantasy with this mix of stories that become a fantastic adventure for all ages! GO HERE AND TAKE A LOOK AT THE FINISHED BOOK!!!

1. Read a lot, especially in the genre you want to write. Raphael always reinforces that good writers are, first of all, great readers. He recommends studying the authors you admire and understanding how they build characters, create tension, or close chapters. 2. Write every day, if it's a page. Routine is fundamental. Raphael has already said that even when he is not “inspired”, he writes, because discipline is more reliable than inspiration. 3. Start with a tale. He started writing stories himself before he left for the novels. For beginners, it is a good way to practice impacting structure, rhythm and end.

That's a cruel distance, isn't it? Especially after we meet. Because before, longing was a vague promise, a “one day we see each other” that lived in the pocket. But then... after your embrace became an address, the smell got caught in the skin and the taste got in the mouth, the distance became even more disloyal. It's just that now you can't pretend to be. The body feels, the memory insists and any vague time becomes a pretext to remember. It's strange how, after a date, and hours of love, the absence weighs different is not only missing, it's your fault. And here I am, trying to deal with it. Trying to be mature, understand that life requires pauses, that not everything fits in now. But the truth is, if it's up to me, this longing will just be a break between our next hugs. Because, look... this distance is cruel, right? And I'm dying for her to slow down as soon as possible.

Book: Selection of Poetic Works Author: Gregório de Matos Launch: 17th Century (with modern organization in various editions) The selection of poetic works by Gregory of Matos brings together the best of his lyrical, satirical, loving and religious production — a true mosaic of the Brazilian Baroque soul. In his verses, the poet exposes with equal intensity faith and sin, carnal love and mystical devotion, ridicule against the powerful, and the confession of his own torments. Known as “The Mouth of Hell”, Gregory ferociously attacked the hypocrisy of colonial society, but also knelt before God with touching sincerity. This selection allows the reader to go through these various faces of the poet, feeling the constant tension between heaven and flesh, between laughter and judgment. An essential reading to understand Brazil of the 17th century — and perhaps much of what we still are. #domíniopúblico #Clássicos