In a Dream by Anna Akhmatova
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In a Dream by Anna Akhmatova
DEATH
This one is fun to draw on tarot noobs because they instantly think it means literal death, for them specifically, right this instant. I will never forget when my girlfriend did readings at a college June event and drew Death for one of our friends who was soon to graduate, and he turned the precise colour of porridge. My girlfriend was quick to reassure him.
Death is an ecstatic change of state. Where Mercedes is from, to become a werewolf is to let yourself be fatally injured by another werewolf, and then coalesce into your new non-human state alone. He cavorts in the red desert of Sutekh, a landscape of sterile fertility, of absolute inhumanity and of revealed knowledge, allowing his body to experience the full extent of his voluntary transfiguration, from which there is no return. The desert sands reveal the skeletons of fish, in accordance with the card’s associated Hebrew letter. What lay here before the desert? A great ocean, perhaps, or rivers and lakes. Everything changes. The fish are crowned with the crowns of the material and spiritual worlds, and their skulls are marked with Isa, the rune of ice, with its implications of natural transformative state changes. Mercedes’s halo reveals Salt and Semen, and the shadow of his dancing legs reveals a Perthrow - a magical secret and the unknown void. Mercedes is confident that his transformation will regenerate him.
SHOP / KO-FI / PATREON / INSTAGRAM
Death. Art by Lucian Summerisle, from The Threshold Tarot.
Everyday We Get More Illegal
Juan Felipe Herrera - 1948-
Yet the peach tree still rises & falls with fruit & without birds eat it the sparrows fight our desert
burns with trash & drug it also breathes & sprouts vines & maguey
laws pass laws with scientific walls detention cells husband with the son the wife & the daughter who married a citizen they stay behind broken slashed
un-powdered in the apartment to deal out the day & the puzzles another law then another Mexican Indian spirit exile
migration sky the grass is mowed then blown by a machine sidewalks are empty clean & the Red Shouldered Hawk peers down — from an abandoned wooden dome an empty field
it is all in-between the light every day this changes a little
yesterday homeless & w/o papers Alberto left for Denver a Greyhound bus he said where they don’t check you
walking working under the silver darkness walking working with our mind our life
Do you love this world? Do you cherish your humble and silky life? Do you adore the green grass, with its terror beneath? Do you also hurry, half-dressed and barefoot, into the garden, and softly, and exclaiming of their dearness, fill your arms with the white and pink flowers, with their honeyed heaviness, their lush trembling, their eagerness to be wild and perfect for a moment, before they are nothing, forever?
from Peonies by Mary Oliver
it’s cause you’re always morbidly longing for that damn picturesque
Schinako Moriyama, Stairway to the moon
Fox siblings playing together.
Photographed by annastelloophotography on instagram
Zelda Fitzgerald, Dear Scott, Dearest Zelda: The Love Letters of F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald
I started a list of "things to do after the PhD" and it's going from "getting back into analog photography" to "empty the freezer" lol
and the nature of the angels went unexplained,
Anne Sexton, Live or Die; from ‘Consorting With Angels’
The verb ‘to leave oneself [se laisser]’: signature of the writer.
— Hélène Cixous, Selected Interviews
Oda Iselin Sønderland (Norwegian/Irish, 1996) - Linse (Lens) (2025)
1982 installation by artist Jenny Holzer in Times Square, New York
nothing cuter than a cat reaching out to very gently bother you with a paw
Little hand built vase