the sun and moon are lovers and they just kissed

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the sun and moon are lovers and they just kissed
Gone with the Wind (1939)
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This is my system, Dolores. I, alone, control it.
Westworld | 3x05 āGenreā
A stroll through the garden.
Czeslaw Milosz, New and Collected Poems: 1931-2001
He is gorgeous as death (...)
Padrika Tarrant, Broken Things; from āUnderpassā
āI seized the edge of silence And with the moon as flat as an axe I tore apart your terrifying phantom.ā
ā Krzysztof Kamil BaczyÅski, from Wraith.
āBut my night canāt be killed by any sun.ā
ā Alejandra Pizarnik, from The Green Table (tr. by Cecilia Rossi).
āmy sick eyes search for you you are the void and the ash headless bird with wings that beat the nightā
ā Georges Bataille, from LāAurore (tr. by Mark Spitzer).
āthe heart fails you are death in my arms you are deathā
ā Georges Bataille,Ā āThe Dawnā, from The Collected Poems (tr. by Mark Spitzer) (via doppelgangrene)
my esteemed rival,
my beloved nemesis,
dearly detested,
āIn the middle of a war you think of nothing but how it will end. And put off living. When large numbers of people do that, it creates a vacuum within us which the war flows in to fill. What I regret more than anything is that, in the beginning, I too gave in to the feeling that for now I was living only provisionally; that true reality still lay ahead of me: I let life pass me by.ā
ā Christa Wolf, Cassandra: A Novel and Four Essays (tr. Jan van Heurck)
āWhat remains now is the aftermath ā / even that stripped of all its glory.ā
ā Mahtem Shiferraw, Fuschia; āE for Edenā