Richard Hugo, Essay on Poetic Theory: The Triggering Town

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Richard Hugo, Essay on Poetic Theory: The Triggering Town
“Margaret Atwood says, “if you get hungry enough (…) you start eating your own heart.” Mine ate me. What does that make of this hunger?”
— i’ll bite the hands that feed me, Grace Moloney
Do you ever think about kakashi, with his constant unwavering attention to the right hand, his murder weapon, the weapon that never gives him the gift of peace, the hand that time and time again plunges him away from closure, the hand that relives its tragedy in a handful a strangers, and a handful of not. The hand that repeats its crimes through his dead friend’s chest, the hand that shakes and relinquishes its duty only after, to let him realize what he has done, and what he has had to do. The hand that refuses to be clean, the mind that refuses to be rid of. To be separate than. To frustrate and agonize its owner. Do you ever think about kakashi
four of rods lianna schreiber, july 7th, 2020
love is stored in the found family trope
Frustration / longing / love
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Sasuke is learning how to be gentle in the ways that count. (On dos!Sasuke and affection)
“This is how I will remember you; a constant in my sky. A bird tethered to the clouds. A body emitting light.”
— Lusia Solaris (via lusiasolaris)