Millie🎋

[colorgrl]

things to remember in 2016

[bostonpoetryslam]

“Anyone can saw a woman in half. The hard part is sitting with both halves at breakfast, asking one to pass the salt and the other to lick your wounds.”

— Andrea Cohen, “Magician,” published in Berfrois

[joyslow]

ricardo gonzalez

[sleepingpigeon]

the biggest lesson im learning is that nothing is as extreme or as permanent as our emotions convince us they are. nothing is certain and things are always fluctuating and there are always exceptions and there are always mistakes. there is always pain and there is always love. everything is a delicate touch away from changing

[myrecordcollections]

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Billy Joel’s song yielded the most reblog and likes among all the audio post that I have. And here comes another obscure song from him (and in fact, he got so many hits that makes his obscure songs sound familiar ) 

Anyways, buy his album, reward his hardwork!

[electric-indigo]

still timeless

[chessys]

there should be a designated meadow for women to scream and run through

[endless-unfolding]

“A tongue will wrestle its mouth to death and lose— language is a cemetery.”

— Natalie Diaz, from “Cloud Watching,” When My Brother Was an Aztec (Copper Canyon, 2012)

[sss]

[electric-indigo]

well and truly thrown it all to the wind

[weltenwellen]

Bessel van der Kolk, The Body Keeps the Score

[the-cinder-fields]

Erwin Rudolf Weiss, The Kiss, 1898

[weltenwellen]

Tony Hoagland, In an Interview by Ariel Francisco 

[softpyramid]

Tracey Emin Oh Christ, I Just Wanted You To Fuck Me And Then I Became Greedy, I Wanted You To Love Me, 2009

[sewercentipede]

by redbarn344

[dailyrothko]

Multiform (1948), Oil on canvas

National Gallery of Australia

[testki3-blog]

Stereophonics - Indian Summer

[electric-indigo]

unparalleled

[365filmsbyauroranocte]

Grey Gardens (Ellen Hovde, Albert Maysles, David Maysles & Muffie Meyer, 1975)