[ghostnight]

[ikimaru]

help me manifest that my neighbor's loud and annoying af home gym breaks down so he has to stop using it at 4am

[brutalgrace333]

“Wild Geese”, by Mary Oliver

[heavensghost]

Rachel Mennies

[somewhatsomelikepoetry]

The lingering smell of you makes me tear up out of relief. It’s the smell of home

[arthoeacademia]

his eyes. the curly lashes. sparkling. a deep shade of brown. and that soft stare which makes me weak in the knees. on the top of it, he decides to smile, and i start to evaporate.

[champagnev3nus]

it was always you

even when

we hadn’t met

-v.o

[promqueendyke]

would it be a sin? angela deane + elise (the greeting committee) // falling in love (cigarettes after sex) // until i found you (stephen sanchez) // can’t help falling in love (elvis presley) // love again (dua lipa) // begin again (taylor swift) 

[letsbelonelytogetherr]

Listen, I love you. It's that clear, that simple. And I know sometimes I can be a disappointment, that I rarely know what I want or think before I act, but you should know that in half a lifetime of spectacular messes, you are the very first thing that's felt right.

— Beau Taplin

[iamcon-fu-sion]

if i set my teeth into the flesh of your arm and rest there know that i do not mean to tear it away only to latch myself onto you in some more permanent way

i feel your blood on my tongue but do not fear the hunger in my eyes i am a wild thing at best and my love is a violent guest

[promqueendyke]

aleksandra waliszewska // yves olade // joy priest, horsepower // richard siken, wishbone

[deviika]

Jamie Varon

[julyhighcry]

to want and be wanted

georges bataille / emily palermo / olivia laing / @chaandajaan / georges bataille / cj hauser / @kvetchkween / @nicholasbraungf / vi khi nao / silas denver melvin

[border-meme]

RANT POST

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Don’t be fucking idiot and tell a borderline they’re hard to be with. We already fucking know and we’re trying our fucking best .

[disciplesofmalcolm]

[salemwitchtrials-deactivated202]

An excerpt from ‘Etcetera,’ by E.E. Cummings 

[understands]