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Black nose sheep
““I wrote ‘Daylight’ about the idea that, reputation, for me, aesthetically and thematically, felt like a very, very long night of storms and volcanic eruptions, floods, hurricanes, hail, tornadoes, endless fire, an astroid hit. And so it felt like trying to figure out what’s what throughout all that. I did gain sort of an insight that I didn’t have before, which was like, even though all this stuff has happened and you, at times, feel really down about stuff that’s happened in your life or your past or whatever, letting it go is a really, really, really, important step. Even if you never fully get there. Reminding yourself to let things go as they present themselves, even if you can’t seem to let them go yet, is a helpful exercise. And realizing that you can find love in literally the worst times in your life. You can find friendship in the worst times in your life, you can find the best things in your life that you will have forever in temporary, really awful times that will pass. And so those were all the themes I was thinking about when I wrote this song, but I don’t think I was necessarily thinking about them because I wrote it really fast. But, I think about them now.”
— Taylor about writing Daylight
“I think this song is important right now because it really feels timeless and romantic. It makes me feel like music is about celebrating the moments in our lives when we feel magical connections and loyalty and trust. To sway with your lover in the living room or to daydream on your own...this is one of my favorite songs I’ve ever written.”
— Taylor on “Lover” (x)
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Daniel Hernández, 1906
for the longest time, it feels like i have been trying to make sense of life but now i see there is no sense to be made, only life to be lived. there is no set purpose to fulfill, there are no checklists to complete, just an ephemeral moment to breathe, to love, to be kind, to feel. life is in all the simple, little things that we so often overlook. uncomplicate your heart. be here, be present, embrace your own journey. there is so much beauty and wonder to be found right where you are.
Großglockner Hochalpenstraße, Heiligenblut, Austria 2018.
Nikon 35ti | Kodak Ultramax 400
Mary Oliver, from When Did It Happen? in “Felicity: Poems”
Evgenia Obraztsova and Artemy Belyakov in Romeo and Juliet (Bolshoi Ballet)
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Weird I do that too 😂
The cutest little café that’s filled with plants 🌿🌱 I’m so in love. Instagram: kokokourtney
“I began to talk. I talked about summer, and about time. The pleasures of eating, the terrors of the night. About this cup we call a life. About happiness. And how good it feels, the heat of the sun between the shoulder blades.”
— Mary Oliver, from New And Selected Poems, Volume Two (via llleighsmith)