Let’s Get Lost

Changing the world one emotionally charged post at a time

[nyctophilia-35]

[violentwavesofemotion-deactivat]

Alexander Blok, from Selected Poems; “An Autumn Evening,” wr. c. 1906

[troyandabedsnewapartment]

(shaking my 14-year-old self) I was so mean to you but I love you, I love you, love you

[love]

Do you? lyrics by Mumford & Sons

[weltenwellen]

Carolyn Marie Rodgers, from "Such Beauty from Ashes"

[ancient-hoe]

Vampire Fairy Demon, by Takato Yamamoto, 2008.

[metamorphesque]

— Sylvia Plath, The Journals of Sylvia Plath

[text ID: Outside it is warm and blue and April.]

[thewildetyme]

when hands touch..

[feral-ballad]

Clementine Von Radics, from In A Dream You Saw A Way To Survive; “You are on the floor crying”

[assstroworld]

“In the middle of a Trump protest in Manhattan - so beautiful.” 

[starlyt]

my hobbies? Uhhhhh symbolism mostly. metaphors and implications and the like.

[lesdemonium]

i made your favorite dish. i made you something you’ve never tried before. i love you. i spent twenty minutes chopping. my grandmother made this for me when i was little. i made this dairy free for you. i love you. i want to eat together. the onions made me cry. i love you. i learned this recipe for you. i love you. i made this special for your birthday. i love you. i know you don’t like peppers. i love you. i love you. i love you.

[olivelinen]

not 2 be corny but. sometimes i think my purpose on this earth is to love people, make them laugh, be kind and share joy. that feels like enough to me sometimes

[lightningcrashes]

love me as i am

work song, hozier / unknown / like real people do, hozier / unknown / i will, mitski / unknown / wild geese, mary oliver / the affliction, marie howe / the shape of water, dir. guillermo del toro

[awkward-sultana]

@the2headedcalf / On Love, Alain de Botton /  @tilthat / Céline Sciamma / Twitter: Nightshiftmp3 / Twitter: Thepartypope / Portrait of a Lady on Fire / The Clean House, Sarah Ruhl / The History of the Band-Aid / weird-facts.org / 

[soracities]

e.e. cummings, “as is the sea marvellous” (from Tulips), Complete Poems of E.E. Cummings: 1904-1962

[Text ID: “and the earth withers the moon crumbles one by one stars flutter into dust”]

[yesterdaysprint]

Life Magazine, April 1910