one day i will take a really good selfie and you will be sorry….. you will all be sorry
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one day i will take a really good selfie and you will be sorry….. you will all be sorry
The police pull my lifeless body from a lake but I’m wearing the funniest hat they’ve ever seen and they can’t stop laughing and keep dropping me back into the water
“Make time to dance alone, with one hand waving free.” - Elizabethtown
Revolution by Russell Brand
Girls’ Love Stories #35 (DC, 1955)
The daughter is sad. I’m so sad says the daughter. Why are you sad? asks the mother. The daughter doesn’t know. The days go by. The daughter isn’t getting better and the mother worries, frets, paces. The mother isn’t a doctor, she’s a poet, so she brings home a book. I’m too sad to read says the daughter but it’s not for reading, it’s for figuring: it’s a thesaurus. You can be as sad as you need to be says the mother but you must know what kind of sad you are. Are you sad-lonely, sad-desperate, sad-lacking-in-faith? The daughter sits at her desk and looks at the words she has written on the sheet of paper. It’s not that the words are any less true than she imagined, it’s not that they’re smaller than she thought, but they’re limited, they have boundaries, they’re finite, and she’s bigger than they are, surprisingly bigger and more vast than these words on the page, written in her own hand. Go figure. She starts to feel better.
Richard Siken
John Vassos, Illustration for Oscar Wilde’s “Salome”. 1927
Erté (Romain de Tirtoff), Design for The Golden Fables(detail), 1926
Albuquerque Journal, New Mexico, December 21, 1953
They are the same and they are not the same. They are the same and they hate each other for it.
Richard Siken, excerpt of You Are Jeff (via antigonick)
There’s something soft in me— / we killed it and it’s rotting.
Cassandra de Alba, from “A Barbie Dream House But All the Dolls Are Kitchen Knives,” published in Underblong (via lifeinpoetry)