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Illustration art of "I would tell that little girl: do not mistake arms for a home until your own ribs know how to hold a roof. One day, someone may call you forever with a temporary mouth and toss your heart like torn paper, but baby, you are not the paper—you are the poem. When the grown woman cries, you will still reach with your little cloth, wiping the eye because you know the soul behind it is hurting. That is not weakness; it is resilience with small hands, love before fear taught it to flinch. Keep wiping, baby girl; he may have broken the promise, but he did not break the part of you that still knows how to love".
A beautiful, highly detailed digital painting of a woman in a flowing dress wiping a giant eye made of crumbling gold, which is crying golden tears, with a cloth. The eye's reflection shows a city with tall, slender spires and old buildings. The background shows a vivid sunset with orange and yellow clouds and the sun near the horizon. Ruins of ancient columns stand in a body of water that reflects the sunset, and more ruined structures are visible in the distance. The woman has an intricate hairstyle and a white and gold dress with flowing pink fabric at the back. The giant eye has long, dark eyelashes and a textured surface adorned with pink flowers and golden leaves on the upper left side, near the tear duct. The water's surface is rippled and reflects the golden light of the sunset.
