to the ends of the earth

perché mi andava

[inkflowergarden]

What if everything turns out for the best? What if it turns out way better than you could have ever imagined?

[gabalut]

Here’s some more hands

[bled]

It’s a miracle we ever met by Hallie Bateman

[wordsthat-speak]

“One of my philosophy professors lectured wildly about love once, yelling: “When you’re in love with someone, that person is the lighthouse of your universe.” (I scrawled it inside Science and Poetry in pencil—lighthouse of your universe—as if I would ever forget that phrase.) He was a delightful caricature of his position. I could swear he literally tore his hair out while howling at us. He went on, “Nothing means as much without that person.” One of the men in the class repeated, incredulous, half-laughing, “So you’re saying you can’t enjoy, like, a vacation, without someone if you’re really in love with them?” “Of course not.” the professor replied. “Not completely. You recognize beauty, but beauty means less if they don’t witness it with you. Beauty is less. You see something sublime and your first thought is that they should be there with you. It’s not as good without them. They illuminate. They make everything more.”

— Nightmare Brunette 

[floralls]

[violentwavesofemotion-deactivat]

“No matter what you say — I want to be near you.”

— Edna St. Vincent Millay, from “Aria Da Capo,” written c. April 1921

[understands]

[deletingmyself]

[missydunaway]

[love]

by Tess Janssen

[martinconte-fanpage]

[997]

Separate Oceans

Ned Doheny

[visual-poetry]

[neckkiss]

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