Anne Carson, from âThe Glass Essayâ, Glass, Irony, and God
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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"

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if i look back, i am lost

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Anne Carson, from âThe Glass Essayâ, Glass, Irony, and God
The Anxiety of Isolation by Daehyun Kim
- I just canât live without it -
by Pedro Gabriel
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- You know that youâre mine! -
by Pedro Gabriel
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Anne Carson, from âThe Glass Essayâ, Glass, Irony, and God
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River of Grass (1994) dir. Kelly Reichardt
oh, i love that we decorate things! i love when we make our homes a little picture of ourselves! i love how you can step into a house and sometimes know - oh, you made this yours! i love looking up to a window and seeing the hopeful little green heads of potted plants! i love the cheery bright fairy lights in your childhood bedroom! i love that we paint our nails, i love that we dye our hair, i love that my house's front door changes color every year! i love finding little chalk pictures and little hearts in the pen aisle of art stores and little stickers on the outside of waterbottles! i love the clip-on earrings and the little tassels on the end of new bike handles and the bird on my favorite plate! i love that in the darkest part of the year, when things are scary and sparse, we put up cheesy snowmen and flamingos in scarves and big, tinseled hope - hi, there! we say, i'm in here! this is what my light wants to look like! come see! come see me!
Sarah Kay, from âThe Paradoxâ, No Matter the Wreckage
There are things we donât want to happen but have to accept; things we donât want to know but have to learn; and people we canât live without but have to let go.
Jennifer Jareau (via onlinecounsellingcollege)
âIs it too much love or too little that I have translated into being?â
â Rebecca Seiferle, excerpt of âMuse of Translationâ, in Wild Tongue
â JosĂ© Olivarez, from "Getting Ready to Say I Love You to My Dad, It Rains," Citizen Illegal
âThe most dangerous thing a woman can possess is self-worth. Liking her own body, trusting her own instincts, valuing her own time and company, thinking sheâs interesting and special, entering business and personal relationships based only on mutual benefit and respect. Sometimes this leads to advertisers having no idea how to corner us. If we donât hate ourselves, how will we know what to buy? Sometimes self-worth leads to violence against us. Sometimes, though, self-worth sets us free.â
â Margaret Lyons, The Find Yourself Beauty of Shrill (via howtofightloneliness)
My PIN number to this day is my second grade best friends birthday. There are people I donât talk to anymore whose families are still in my prayers. There are shirts I wear to bed from exes of 8 years ago who are married now with kids. And I havenât found a macaroni salad recipe better than my college boyfriendâs momâs. Our lives are made up of so many people and when people become parts of our lives, some parts remain long after they leave. And in the same exact way, itâs comforting to know there are so many lives youâre still a part of that you have no idea about.
As I Was Moving Ahead Occasionally I Saw Brief Glimpses of Beauty (Jonas Mekas, 2000)