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A moment. A dust cloud. A hem of a fairy's dress.
The wrinkles that are engraved are yours.
My portion is only from dust to dust.

Live forever - every little thing has that power.
It will pile up and be cut down - drop. Sigh. Drop.

Nachal. All infinity - one promise, one oath, one unfinished manuscript.
All fears - so again from dust to dust.


The Kalpa - in Korean '겁 geop'

One kalpa (劫) is said to be the time it takes for a drop of water to make a hole in a large rock once every 1,000 years or for a rock to be worn away by the hem of a fairy's skirt that come down to earth once every 100 years.

The original expression '겁' is a phonetic transcription of the Sanskrit word kalpa - so in Buddhism, eternity means that this kalpa continues again and again, refering to an incalculable amount of time.