Better In The Ruin

[programmerhumour]

Fibonacci Tweet

[alexseanchai]

[image: tweet by poet Brian Bilston, transcribed below:]

I

wrote

a poem

in a tweet

but then each line grew

to the word sum of the previous two

until I began to worry about all these words coming with such frequency

because as you can see, it can be easy to run out of space when a poem gets all Fibonacci sequency

[nightlyquotes]

“If you want your children to be intelligent, read them fairy tales.”

— Albert Einstein

[lifeinpoetry]

                                This body isn’t a trial run                                 for your real life.                                                         Take your life

                                in your hands. Make your hands useful                                 or you’ll be sorry.                                                          You say sorry

                                more than anything else.

— Natalie Wee, from “Ten Years after Diagnosis,” Beast at Every Threshold

[the-inspiring-quotes]

[betterintheruin]

[nightlyquotes]

“There’s always that one person that will always have your heart.”

— Usher

[nightlyquotes]

“Don’t be embarrassed by who you are. They’re going to judge you no matter what you do.”

— Unknown

[nightlyquotes]

“People in their right minds never take pride in their talents.”

— Harper Lee

[theambitiouswoman]

[9710144]

@ jaaysart on Twitter

[nightlyquotes]

“I am going to make everything around me beautiful - that will be my life.”

— Elsie de Wolf

[betterintheruin]

[theangelswans]

another blackout poem

[justshyoflovely]

blackout series #8

I don’t have much to say

I hope that the sun heals all wounds,

and I forgive you for treating me like a

stranger.

[betterintheruin]

[stayforeveralive]

lower angels crowned with glory and honor.

We dare, we can, build our hopes upon each other

Broken people, failed and frail creatures of dust need to see their brother crowned with glory.

Proud. Not ashamed.

People are holy.

Heaven itself is our brother.

We are not ashamed.

[the-wanna-be-writer]