Washing Ice-cream down the sink when you're asleep

I believe in moments; my heart is a cathedral, but my soul is an island, and this too shall pass. Know that I love Joan Smalls, dancehall, ruinous poetry; this explains everything really.

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Ten Things by Paul Baribeau “Name ten thousand reasons why you never wanna die, go and tell someone who might’ve forgotten.”

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“A poet is a gardener of silence.”

Boris A. Novak, from The Gardener of Silence

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Intersection between Sea and Sky (by Alessandro Puccinelli)

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The Moon & Haystack by Brian Pemberton

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Elephants in Sunrise (by Fifters).

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“Sénégal” de Armand Lunel, Editions Rencontre, Lausanne, 1966. Photographies d’Armand Dériaz.

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Soon we will be strangers. No, we can never be that. Hurting someone is an act of reluctant intimacy. We will be dangerous acquaintances with a history.

Hanif Kureishi (via theforlornhope)

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Ganges River, Varanasi, India

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You can’t just make me different and then leave.

Looking for Alaska, John Green (via cavum)

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Women of Color You Should Know About-Wunmi Mosaku

British-Nigerian actress born on July 31,1986 . Co-starring in notable British TV shows and starring in the critically acclaimed TV film  I am Slave  which tells a story about a woman’s fight for freedom during the London’s slave trade.Wunmi Mosaku has become a staple name in British television, and continues to prove her talent in each role. Wunmi was named one of The Seven Fresh Faces of Toronto International Film festival for her role in I am Slave  You can see Wunmi Mosaku on the new British mini-series Dancing on the Edge, which premieres  on February 4th on BBC2, and will soon premiere on Encore.