cinderblock garden

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Virginia Woolf’s bedroom  

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The unholy trinity of creatures that look like each other but aren't even related

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“What a singularly handsome cat.“  From The Flight of Puss Pandora, written and illustrated by Caroline Fuller, 1906.

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Rainer Maria Rilke, Rilke’s Book of Hours

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fr. “War of the Foxes” by Richard Siken

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—Richard Siken, War of the Foxes

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Richard Siken, War of the foxes.

[darlingvita]

“Everyone needs a place. It shouldn’t be inside of someone else.”

— Richard Siken, ‘Detail of the Woods’, from War of the Foxes

[deadpoetsmusings]

“The problem, if there was one, was simply a problem with the question. Why paint a bird? Why do anything at all? Not how, because hows are easy—series or sequence, one foot after the other—but existentially why bother, what does it solve?”

— Richard Siken, from “The Language of the Birds,” War of the Foxes

[weusedtobegiants]

Everyone understands this. Everyone wants a battlefield.

Richard Siken, from War Of The Foxes

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richard siken, war of the foxes,

[vtorandnokosh]

“In the wrong light anyone can look like a darkness.”

— Richard Siken, “War of the Foxes”

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[smokefalls]

“Everyone needs a place. It shouldn’t be inside of someone else.”

— Richard Siken, “Detail of the Woods” from War of the Foxes

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War of the Foxes, Richard Siken

[merulae]

“What can you know about a person? They shift in the light. You can’t light up all sides at once. Add a second light and you get a second darkness”

— Richard Siken, from “Portrait of Fryderyk in Shifting Light” in War of the Foxes

[literarymedicine]

— Richard Siken, from “The Field of Rooms and Halls”, “War Of The Foxes”