And in such bliss does devastation grow.

Roshani Chokshi
And in such bliss does devastation grow.
And in such bliss does devastation grow.
And in such bliss does devastation grow.
And in such bliss does devastation grow.
About This Quote

The world is filled with all kinds of things that are great and wonderful, both good and bad. But, the thing that can ruin what you love is not so. Thereby, when something bad happens that you wish would not happen, it can be said that destruction is caused by bliss.

Source: The Startouched Queen

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