"The woman who walks beneath the weight of her tainted purity is a paradox of grace and sorrow, her spirit woven with the threads of both fragility and strength. 

She wears her crown of white flowers, delicate and radiant, yet each petal hides a story of struggle, of battles fought in the silence of her heart. 

The purity she once believed she could possess has been marred by the world’s cruel touch, and yet, in the midst of her imperfections, she remains a symbol of resilience. 

Her crown, though stained, remains a crown - one that represents not the absence of flaw, but the triumph of a spirit that rises each time it falls, a reminder that even the most tainted of us can be purified by the light we carry within, however faint it may seem."

- Gabriel Lavine · 2025