life happens. coffee helps.

[adamjk]

[blossomfully]

“Of course I loved him,“ she says, “you don’t give people you don’t love the power to destroy you.”

— S.Z. // Excerpt from a book I’ll never write #122

[wolg-fang]

I’ve just got a big heart and an even bigger sex drive

[onlinecounsellingcollege]

“In life, it’s important to know when to stop arguing with people and simply let them be wrong.”

— Unknown

[tylerknott]

I’ll miss you always, and I’ll keep looking for you until I find you.” . — Daily Haiku on Love by Tyler Knott Gregson . . . . . . #haiku #quotes #love #poem #poetry #tylerknottgregson #writing #typewriterseries #tylerknott #realpoetry #poetrycommunity #words #shortbutsweet

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[tylerknott]

“You will fall apart, and I’ll crumble to pieces, but we will remain.” . — Daily Haiku on Love by Tyler Knott Gregson . . . . . #haiku #quotes #love #poem #poetry #tylerknottgregson #writing #typewriterseries #tylerknott #realpoetry #poetrycommunity https://www.instagram.com/p/B2fUmqcFhoy/?igshid=mw8q4hlbc1vk

[rainy-autumn-day]

[nevver]

Ella Frances Sanders

[fleurishes]

Fire, Anais Nin

[buttonpoetry]

“You’ve been borrowing me for so long that I forgot to demand myself back.”

— Alyesha Wise, "Cannibal"

[emptytheroll-deactivated2020052]

men always want to make me feel stupid. no. i am stupid on my own terms

[localareamom]

Textile workers displaying picket signs pinned on their backs during Labor Day demonstration in Gastonia, N.C. 1934.

[aseaofquotes]

Carl Sandburg, “At a Window”

[aseaofquotes]

Peter Mendelsund, Same Same

[nevver]

Threads in time, Natalie Ciccoricco (because)

[pumpkinspicedcoochie-deactivate]

it really does only take one basket of laundry you procrastinate putting away before your whole life turns to shit huh

[thatkindofwoman]

“1. Meeting her will be like the first time you heard your favorite song. You’ll listen to her speak, and though it may be unfamiliar, you somehow know that this will be important. 2. You’ll find yourself staring at the back of her head, wondering how her hair could fall so perfectly. You’ll realize that not everyone else is as captivated as you and you’ll wonder why. 3. She’ll tell you the about the tattoo on her foot and when her birthday is and stories about college. You’ll remember them all and she’ll tell you you have a good memory. You’ll tell her she has pretty eyes. 4. You’ll go awhile without seeing her. You won’t realize how much space she occupied until she’s not there. You’ll wish the world was smaller. 5. When you see her again, it will be like coming up for air after spending a beat too long underwater. Her hair will be a little longer but you can finally breathe again because you’re looking into her eyes instead of trying to remember the exact color of them. You’ll forget about every day that you went without her. You’ll forget that there was life before her name.”

— This Is How You’ll Love Her | Part 1