and as the summer’s ending the cool air will rush your hard heart away
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and as the summer’s ending the cool air will rush your hard heart away
“You, a forever wound. You, a forever wound.”
— Lydia Havens, from “Anthem for Anxiety,” Survive Like Water (via lifeinpoetry)
BROAD CITY (2014–2019) — 2.03 'Wisdom Teeth'
I am a container of stories about you And I bring you up repeatedly, uninvited to Do the people around me want to keep hearing about my dead wife? Or does the room go silent when I mention you?
Shining alive, I live with your absence And it’s been two months since you died I’ll speak to your absence and carry our stories around my whole life
But when I’m in public, I don’t know what’s that look in their eyes I now wield the power to transform a grocery store aisle
into a canyon of pity and confusion And mutual aching to leave
The loss in my life is a chasm I take into town And I don’t wanna close it
Look at me
Death is real
every splintered bone will fall
“There is only an absolute melancholy now. I wish nothing. To sleep. Only to sleep. And dream. To dream that I am loved.”
—
Alejandra Pizarnik, diary page dated November 17,1959
Diarios I (1954 a 1959)
“I’d lost everything in my life that had any meaning.”
— Margaret Atwood, from “The Year of the Flood,” published c. 2009
this cover is gutting me. elevating my pain and then cradling it
“We grow. It hurts at first.”
— Sylvia Plath, from The Collected Poems; “Witch Burning,” c. October 1961
now that you are gone, where does all our love go? where do i channel it?
Mike Monteiro