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🍌resident goblin🍌 reading 👉 joyful militancy listening to 👉 lankum

[mattbors]

From a poetry collection by Mary Oliver, where after a hundred poems showcasing gentle observations on nature and animals, she hits you with this:

[kyotoprotocols]

[curatorofbabel]

full kit by moey p. wellington

[despazito]

I like when construction workers spray paint their strange sigils on the pavement

[fleshengine]

You know, if you felt like it, you could learn the language of the beings which shape your world.

[headspace-hotel]

Asunder is basically the most classic way to be torn, and if you're looking to be cleft, in twain is a vintage but stunning choice

[watermotif]

Veil thick as fuck today

[deadrabbitohno]

just another day in the trenches of tumblr dot com

[metamorphesque]

there is a moment between jumping from the frying pan into the fire that feels a lot like liberation

[veritasetvino]

Fine, yeah. Fine.

[elksewer]

oh oo ohhh ooo oh

[sh4rkguts]

Another thing of Astra I did years ago. Eternal material girl

[tsaescii]

and yep, you guessed it: a dark wind blows

[the-big-mood]

human pov following objects 😭

[halethleia]

everybody: hello ryland you are now the Main Character ryland: Yikes!! No Thanks!

[artist-henri-martin]

View of the Lot of Saint Cirq Lapopie, 1913, Henri Martin

Medium: oil,canvas

[havingapoemwithyou]

While Everything Else Was Falling Apart by Ada Limón

[xargon]

me: yeah so a few years ago someone invented infinite scrolling and really it was a terrible idea

the elf I just hooked up with, taking the lavender and honeysuckle lollipop from their mouth: An infinite scroll... most elfmaidens learn to enchant a scroll to never end before they're a mere 300 years old. It saves on paper.

me: oh see that's just writing, with social media it's really bad, it just leads to people doomscrolling all day

the elf I just hooked up with, spluttering and panicked: The Doomscroll! Be silent human, thou shoulds't not speak the name of that fell parchment

me: oh so you get it

[huariqueje]

The View Can Wait - Richard Claremont , 2026

Australian , b. 1965 -

Acrylic on board , 24 x 30 cm.