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How much more can we be divided into pieces?
How much more can we tear other people apart?
How much more can we see other people be torn apart by the constant flow of thoughts; the unnecessary overthinking while staring into the ceiling while having another sleepless night?
How much more can we cut others with the sharp words that come out of our mouths into pieces?
How much more are we left to see things that will cut us and still watch it and feel our pieces slowly drift apart?
Where do we draw the line and cut ourselves away from what cuts us..?

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Posted by Rucha Pai follow

I’m an illustration artist based in Mumbai, India. I mainly use watercolor and ink medium to put on paper what goes on in my head. I believe art is a powerful medium to bring the necessary changes in the world as it can be perceived by all kinds of people across the globe. There’s no language barrier or anything else that holds people back from perceiving the art for what it is. I feel happy to be able to make art and try to do as much as I can to make the world a better place to live.

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