Placeholder: [kupka] Wash away my troubles Wash away my pain With the rain in Shambala Wash away my sorrow I can tell my sister by the flowers in her eyes On the road to Shambala I can tell my brother by the flowers in his eyes On the road to Shambala [kupka] Wash away my troubles Wash away my pain With the rain in Shambala Wash away my sorrow I can tell my sister by the flowers in her eyes On the road to Shambala I can tell my brother by the flowers in his eyes On the road to Shambala

Back to Profile

@generalpha

Prompt

[kupka] Wash away my troubles Wash away my pain With the rain in Shambala Wash away my sorrow I can tell my sister by the flowers in her eyes On the road to Shambala I can tell my brother by the flowers in his eyes On the road to Shambala

large hands

3 years ago

Generate Similar

Explore Similar

Model

Luna Diffusion

Guidance Scale

7

Dimensions

608 × 912

Similar

[kupka] Wash away my troubles Wash away my pain With the rain in Shambala Wash away my sorrow I can tell my sister by the flowers in her eyes On the road to Shambala I can tell my brother by the flowers in his eyes On the road to Shambala
[kupka] Wash away my troubles Wash away my pain With the rain in Shambala Wash away my sorrow I can tell my sister by the flowers in her eyes On the road to Shambala I can tell my brother by the flowers in his eyes On the road to Shambala
[vaporwave, straws, flows, colorful] Another figure approached. The ornamented headdress and anklets exuded the sound that alerted me. I concluded that it was an Indian girl, which gave me thoughts about my location. She drank and left.
[faerie] In this moment, Fiona is the very embodiment of the forest's joy and magic. Her laughter, her playfulness, and her connection with the world around her are all reflections of the boundless wonder that resides within her. As she rolls amidst the ferns, she's not just a faerie; she's a living testament to the beauty of surrendering to the magic of the moment.
[kupka] Wash away my troubles Wash away my pain With the rain in Shambala Wash away my sorrow I can tell my sister by the flowers in her eyes On the road to Shambala I can tell my brother by the flowers in his eyes On the road to Shambala
[kupka] Wash away my troubles Wash away my pain With the rain in Shambala Wash away my sorrow I can tell my sister by the flowers in her eyes On the road to Shambala I can tell my brother by the flowers in his eyes On the road to Shambala
As faerie Fiona swam back to the bank, water droplets glistening like diamonds upon her skin, she emerged with the grace of a water nymph rising from the depths. Her wings unfurled, water droplets cascading from them like liquid stars, and she stood before Deery, her presence a blend of moonlight and water's embrace. Deery approached, their hooves barely making a sound on the soft earth. They lowered their head, their opalescent nose nuzzling Fiona's cheek in a gesture of affection
She grew something as youreternally night not strokedYour breath struggling as your lungs,killing to make deep cold enough every breath assault.The dread in streams of thin pain the slow void thought.Thought. Being omniscient was a cruel truth and indifferent.The air was cold, never allowed to shape the worldrid over of sound. The terror again as it froze heart.It murdered your mind and then towers shivered callingand broke. Your belonging and in that your joint built yourworld. The last spark s
[kupka] Wash away my troubles Wash away my pain With the rain in Shambala Wash away my sorrow I can tell my sister by the flowers in her eyes On the road to Shambala I can tell my brother by the flowers in his eyes On the road to Shambala
With a deep breath, dearie Fiona let herself be embraced by the water's embrace, her form becoming one with its liquid embrace. The feeling was ethereal, as if the lake itself was a conduit to another realm. She glided with a fluid grace, her movements a reflection of the dance she and Deery had shared in the forest. As the water enveloped her, Fiona's hair fanned out like strands of moonlit silver, creating an otherworldly halo around her. Her skin seemed to shimmer with a natural radiance
As faerie Fiona swam back to the bank, water droplets glistening like diamonds upon her skin, she emerged with the grace of a water nymph rising from the depths. Her wings unfurled, water droplets cascading from them like liquid stars, and she stood before Deery, her presence a blend of moonlight and water's embrace. Deery approached, their hooves barely making a sound on the soft earth. They lowered their head, their opalescent nose nuzzling Fiona's cheek in a gesture of affection
Dahlia shakes her head, unfazed, and states— "Your hubris I cannot allow to spread. Though demons vie for power, I guard the just." "If innocent souls suffer under your reign, I will stop you, as I have done before. Mortal faith I'm sworn to keep from demons' grasp."
Terms of Service • Privacy Policy

© 2026 Stablecog, Inc.