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	<title>Equanimity</title>
	<description><![CDATA[Calm, in despair.
Hopeful, in what seems to be inevitable.

That&#039;s the emotion of fate, of the foregone conclusion.
It&#039;s the feeling of watching a sunset you can&#039;t stop.

*Beautiful, yes?*

Precisely, because it&#039;s ending and there&#039;s nothing to be done.

The gradual swell isn&#039;t excitement; it&#039;s **acceptance deepening**.
An accurate description for the mood lingering surrounding it, is **elegiac**.
It&#039;s an elegy, a mourning that has passed through grief and come out the other side into something like reverence.

*The mix isn&#039;t sad at you; it&#039;s sad with you.*

From a great height, looking back at something that was supposed to be perfect and wasn&#039;t, and finding a strange beauty in the wreckage.]]></description>
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	<author_name>Bayl</author_name>
	<author_url>https://hearthis.at/houseofbayl/</author_url>
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