Tomas Tranströmer, “Midwinter″, The Deleted World: Poems (versions by Robin Robertson, bilingual ed.) [transcript in ALT]

Game Changer & Make Some Noise
KIROKAZE
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todays bird

Kiana Khansmith
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
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Show & Tell
hello vonnie

Love Begins
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Xuebing Du
art blog(derogatory)
Aqua Utopia|海の底で記憶を紡ぐ
taylor price
Jules of Nature
Claire Keane
EXPECTATIONS
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Tomas Tranströmer, “Midwinter″, The Deleted World: Poems (versions by Robin Robertson, bilingual ed.) [transcript in ALT]
Magical stained glass
authentic
babies go home 💎 off to a lovely orchard full of fruit and bugs
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4.2.2020
A calm day full of reading, baking, and working in the garden.
I've been obsessed with making mint tea using fresh spearmint from the garden. It taste so lovely, and is so calming.
louis-jean-françois lagrenée - a woman watering a pot of matthiola (detail) | emile vernon - a young girl with daisies (detail) | charles-amable lenoir - young woman with daisies (detail) | georges roussin - ophelia (detail)
I've been world building, creating an entire world, culture, government, religion and species is apparently easier than figuring out the plot this world will be supporting.
The Joxter but in the twenties. *sweats*
After finishing the semester and starting a new job, I'm finally back to breathing, reading and writing. So this blog will be active again
#I DON’T THINK YOU UNDERSTAND HOW MUCH I LOVE ZUKO AND HIS CHARACTER ARC
My favourite thing about this, is that he goes back to his father, and holds him accountable for his actions. He’s thought he was in the wrong for years. That it was his fault he lost his honour. To see him come to this understanding that he was a child and his father was the responsible party was amazing.
the worst part about reading ancient roman philosophy is that sometimes you’ll read something expressly saying that people shouldn’t do something that you do frequently and it’s like diogenes threw a plucked chicken at you from 2000 years ago
like
marcus aurelius just fuckin @ me next time
YES I WAS BORN TO HUDDLE UNDER BLANKETS YOU DON’T KNOW ME MARK
please put “yeeted the fuck off this mortal coil” on my tombstone
i feel like we all have This One Wip we haven’t written/worked on in ages but we would rather die than let go of it ….. reblog & put in the tags which one it is