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In Your Own Words
Hilda Furacão, 1998
As a woman the best thing you can be is a leaver.
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my summer plans consist of unclenching my jaw + forgiving myself
Cidade de Deus (2002)
āI understand. Thatās the trouble. I understand. Iāll understand all the time. All day and all night. Especially all night. Iāll understand. You donāt have to worry about that.ā
ā Ernest Hemingway, fromĀ Winner Take Nothing (via hemingwayslemonade)
Susuyorum zira. içim derin bir okyanus artık. ve ben yüzmeyi bilmiyorum..
You know, it is good to hide your brilliance under a bushel, to be anonymous, to love what you are doing and not to show off. It is good to be kind without a name. That does not make you famous, it does not cause your photograph to appear in the newspapers. Politicians do not come to your door. You are just a creative human being living anonymously, and in that there is richness and great beauty.
ā Jiddu Krishnamurti, Think on These Things (Harper & Row, 1964) (via Whiskey River)
that sun hit different when you belong to it
āDo what nature demands. Get a move on ā if you have it in you ā and donāt worry whether anyone will give you credit for it. And donāt go expecting Platoās Republic; be satisfied with even the smallest progress, and treat the outcome of it all as unimportant.ā
ā Marcus Aurelius, Meditations (9.29)