@cmachadopicos: Ontem(19), demos início aos Jogos Interclasses 2025 do Colégio Machado de Assis com uma abertura cheia de energia! Nossos alunos brilharam na apresentação dos times, e a participação dos pais tornou tudo ainda mais especial. Agora é só acompanhar os jogos, vibrar com cada disputa e torcer muito pelos nossos atletas! A competição está apenas começando! #ColégioMachadodeAssis #Interclasses2025 #EsporteÉEducação #OrgulhoMachadinho #VamosTorcer

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Art by venoku. There is a quiet magic between Kaoruko Waguri and Rintarou Tsumugi — something too delicate to be called romance, yet too intimate to be mere friendship. Their world unfolds in small gestures, in the hush between sentences, in the tender way one looks when the other turns away. They exist as if suspended in a dream, untouched by noise or haste, creating between them a sanctuary where time itself seems reluctant to intrude. Kaoruko is all grace and restraint, like a poem that never needs to raise its voice. There is a composure in her, the elegance of someone who understands that beauty need not announce itself to be seen. She moves through the world with a calm precision, as though every gesture were a quiet apology to the chaos surrounding her. Rintarou, on the other hand, is a kind of still water — deep, reflective, and infinitely patient. His presence softens the edges of her solitude; he listens not only with his ears but with the entire stillness of his being. When they are together, the air itself seems to slow down. Words arrive late, softened by meaning. They do not need to speak much — their silences are fluent, their glances articulate. Between them lies an invisible current, carrying fragments of thought too fragile for language. A shared cup of tea, a brush of wind across a classroom window, a brief exchange of smiles — these are their love letters, written in the secret alphabet of the everyday. There is something profoundly escapist in the way they exist together. Not because they flee from reality, but because they build another one within it — smaller, quieter, yet infinitely more human. In this private world, pain loses its sharpness. Everything becomes an echo softened by understanding. Their affection is not dramatic; it grows like moss, slow and persistent, filling the cracks that loneliness once claimed. They have no need for confessions or declarations. To be near is enough. To notice, to remember, to exist side by side — that is their rebellion against the indifference of time. Kaoruko teaches Rintarou the art of observation — how to read meaning in the movement of light, in the shifting color of dusk, in the way the sky mirrors one’s mood. He teaches her the art of stillness — how not every silence needs to be broken, how patience can be its own kind of language. Together they weave a tapestry of tiny eternities: a conversation that drifts into laughter, a pause that lingers longer than it should, a memory that becomes more real than the moment itself. Their connection feels like a bridge between solitude and understanding. Both carry quiet sadnesses — Kaoruko with her fragile poise, Rintarou with his gentle uncertainty — yet neither tries to heal the other completely. They simply make the burden lighter to bear. In their presence, melancholy transforms into something beautiful: a soft melancholy that hums like a forgotten song, one that never quite ends. Perhaps that is why their bond feels timeless. It does not demand a future or promise permanence. It simply is — an island of calm in a restless sea. They have discovered that love, in its purest form, is not about possession but about preservation: the act of holding a moment still long enough to feel its heartbeat. And so they linger — two souls tracing invisible circles around each other, not in search of escape, but in pursuit of a gentler reality. Their world may be small, but within it lies infinity: the infinite quiet between breaths, the infinite warmth of being seen without question. Kaoruko Waguri and Rintarou Tsumugi remind us that not all love is loud. Some loves whisper, and in those whispers, the universe itself listens. #kaorukowaguri #rintaroutsumugi #kaouruhanawarintosaku #art #reality
Art by venoku. There is a quiet magic between Kaoruko Waguri and Rintarou Tsumugi — something too delicate to be called romance, yet too intimate to be mere friendship. Their world unfolds in small gestures, in the hush between sentences, in the tender way one looks when the other turns away. They exist as if suspended in a dream, untouched by noise or haste, creating between them a sanctuary where time itself seems reluctant to intrude. Kaoruko is all grace and restraint, like a poem that never needs to raise its voice. There is a composure in her, the elegance of someone who understands that beauty need not announce itself to be seen. She moves through the world with a calm precision, as though every gesture were a quiet apology to the chaos surrounding her. Rintarou, on the other hand, is a kind of still water — deep, reflective, and infinitely patient. His presence softens the edges of her solitude; he listens not only with his ears but with the entire stillness of his being. When they are together, the air itself seems to slow down. Words arrive late, softened by meaning. They do not need to speak much — their silences are fluent, their glances articulate. Between them lies an invisible current, carrying fragments of thought too fragile for language. A shared cup of tea, a brush of wind across a classroom window, a brief exchange of smiles — these are their love letters, written in the secret alphabet of the everyday. There is something profoundly escapist in the way they exist together. Not because they flee from reality, but because they build another one within it — smaller, quieter, yet infinitely more human. In this private world, pain loses its sharpness. Everything becomes an echo softened by understanding. Their affection is not dramatic; it grows like moss, slow and persistent, filling the cracks that loneliness once claimed. They have no need for confessions or declarations. To be near is enough. To notice, to remember, to exist side by side — that is their rebellion against the indifference of time. Kaoruko teaches Rintarou the art of observation — how to read meaning in the movement of light, in the shifting color of dusk, in the way the sky mirrors one’s mood. He teaches her the art of stillness — how not every silence needs to be broken, how patience can be its own kind of language. Together they weave a tapestry of tiny eternities: a conversation that drifts into laughter, a pause that lingers longer than it should, a memory that becomes more real than the moment itself. Their connection feels like a bridge between solitude and understanding. Both carry quiet sadnesses — Kaoruko with her fragile poise, Rintarou with his gentle uncertainty — yet neither tries to heal the other completely. They simply make the burden lighter to bear. In their presence, melancholy transforms into something beautiful: a soft melancholy that hums like a forgotten song, one that never quite ends. Perhaps that is why their bond feels timeless. It does not demand a future or promise permanence. It simply is — an island of calm in a restless sea. They have discovered that love, in its purest form, is not about possession but about preservation: the act of holding a moment still long enough to feel its heartbeat. And so they linger — two souls tracing invisible circles around each other, not in search of escape, but in pursuit of a gentler reality. Their world may be small, but within it lies infinity: the infinite quiet between breaths, the infinite warmth of being seen without question. Kaoruko Waguri and Rintarou Tsumugi remind us that not all love is loud. Some loves whisper, and in those whispers, the universe itself listens. #kaorukowaguri #rintaroutsumugi #kaouruhanawarintosaku #art #reality

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