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heat lightning looks like static under a cloak inconsistently illuminating the horizon line as if someone
had just exhaled all their cigarette smoke into a jar full of fireflies
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“I plant my baby teeth like seeds and up grows a girl who can lie in the sun where no man will touch her.”
— Desireé Dallagiacomo, from Sink
“Longing for something that you once had is a mistake because the pictures in your mind are never the same as whatever it is you are longing for.”
— Jane Urquhart (via purplebuddhaquotes)
“Always nights I feel the ocean biting at my life. (…)”
— Louise Glück, from Egg in “Poems 1962-2012″
Painters of the Bauhaus, Marlborough Fine Art, London, March-April, 1962, Josef Albers papers, 1929-1970, Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC. Design: Gordon House
“i don’t know how to write a poem in metaphors anymore i just put my whole mouth over the truth and gag it dry”
— Linette Reeman, “The FBI Uses My Pronouns Correctly When They Search My Apartment For Evidence,” published in Glass: A Journal of Poetry