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Everything that ever happened to me is just hanging—crushed and sparkling—in the air, waiting to happen to you. Everything that ever happened to me happened to somebody else first.
— Mary Ruefle, from “Saga,” in Trances of the Blast
A ghost. That’s what I am.
The Devil’s Backbone (2001) dir. Guillermo del Toro
“Fair Rosamund”
unidentified English pre-Raphaelite artist
oil on canvas, 19th century
loons
'The Wild Swans' illustrated by Elenore Plaisted Abbott, 1922
the invitation
[...] my terrible and wonderful angel.
Benjamin Tammuz, from 'Minotaur', tr. Kim Parfitt & Mildred Budny
BUT I WAS LITTLE TOO // ON THE FAILURE OF FATHERS
Michael Wasson This Dusk In A Mouth Full of Prayer // Ocean Vuong Someday I'll Love Ocean Vuong // Aftersun (2022) dir. Charlotte Wells // Mitski A Burning Hill // Franz Kafka Letter to His Father // Disco Elysium (2019) cr. ZA/UM // Sharon Olds I Wanted to Be There When My Father Died // Daniel Lavery & Cecillia Corrigan FROM THE MAKERS OF "TWO-MOM ENERGY DRINK," IT'S "LET YOUR FATHER DIE" ENERGY DRINK // pinterest // pinterest // @inkskinned Red Blood, Black Ink // Arcade Fire Windowsill
Katherine Angel, Daddy Issues / Ocean Vuong, from "Someday I'll Love Ocean Vuong," Night Sky With Exit Wounds / Francisco Goya, Saturn Devouring His Son, c. 1820 / Ethel Cain, "Family Tree (Intro)" / Sylvia Plath, from "Daddy," Ariel / James Baldwin, New York Times interview (1985) / Desireé Dallagiacomo, from "Origin Story," Sink / August Friedrich Schenck, The Orphan, memory of Auvergne, c. 1885 and Anguish, c. 1878 / Gallows Pole (Gallows Tree), folk song / Ethel Cain, "Family Tree (Intro)" and "Sun Bleached Flies" / Anne Rice, Interview with the Vampire
Every family has a myth for the young to inherit – an undocumented fable passed between mouths, a grave illness to be contracted – as if the very words were a blight to infect the youth with and let them know they’re now welcome to the fold. After all, what exactly is a family, if not a brotherhood and sisterhood afflicted with the same terminal disease?
Eric LaRocca, Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke.
Athena Nassar, from "Love Is Not Always Song, but the Swelling"
diana khoi nguyen, “ghost of”
i miss poems. does anybody have poetry recommendations
BIG fan of all of Natalie Wee's work, esp Things to Watch Out For