harbingers youtuber au (part 1)
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harbingers youtuber au (part 1)
Daddy? sorry. Daddy? sorry. Daddy-
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I am always between two worlds, always in conflict. I would like sometimes to rest, to be at peace, to choose a nook, make a final choice, but I can't. Some nameless, undescribable fear and anxiety keeps me on the move. On certain evenings like this, I would like to feel whole.
Anaïs Nin, the diary of Anaïs Nin, vol. I; November 1932
Butterflies from Nabokov’s collection at the Nabokov Museum in St. Petersburg.
what if i had claws and u had fangs and we were both girls
childe getting accused of the serial disappearances, which started over twenty years ago, like
Ursula K. Le Guin
[text transcription: The notion that a story [italics] has a message [/end italics] assumes that it can be reduced to a few abstract words, neatly summarized in a school or college examination paper or a brisk critical review.
If that were true, why would writers go to the trouble of making up characters and relationships and plots and scenery and all that? Why not just deliver the message? Is the story a box to hide an idea in, a fancy dress to make a naked idea look pretty, a candy coating to make a bitter idea easier to swallow? (Open your mouth, dear, it's good for you.) Is fiction decorative wordage concealing a rational thought, a message, which is its ultimate reality and reason for being?
What you get out of that story, in the way of understanding or perception or emotion, is partly up to me — because, of course, the story is passionately meaningful to me (even if I only find out what it's about after I've told it). But it's also up to you, the reader. Reading is a passionate act. If you read a story not just with your head, but also with your body and feelings and soul, the way you dance or listen to music, then it becomes your story. And it can mean infinitely more than any message. It can offer beauty. It can take you through pain. It can signify freedom. And it can mean something different every time you reread it.
/end transcription]
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How do I describe a tired person? I got ‘dark circles under the eyes’ but it kind of stops there.
I mean “hasn’t slept in four days” tired by the way. Like straight up the hallucinating kind of sleep deprived.
Found what I was looking for!
This website has a whole page dedicated to physcial descriptors of certain emotions, including tiredness and exhaustion!
(descriptionary.wordpress.com)
HI, I own you my writing life :D
i think about this a lot
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‘Jasmine’ corsage ornament by René Laquile, c. 1898-1901