a dream’s vision

rhea | she/her | 26 | poet | collector of beautiful things

[girlmode1999]

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[underwelmed]

fanny ekstrand

[goldine]

mlsdelrey

[kitties-of-flickr]

Wilma

1990

[joeinct]

Capri Sea - Light Glittering, Italy, Photo by Nan Goldin, 1997

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[nemfrog]

Windows in ice. The Forms of Water In Clouds and Rivers Ice and Glaciers. 1900.

Internet Archive

[gardenofdelete998]

pillows have stopped having a cold side some time ago

[2utora]

[thingsfromthedirt]

Folkwear pattern 203

[kosmogrl]

I think we’re all so brave for making it through every day

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[prairi3-bab3y]

[bloodykittypaws]

[sophiaeck]

[segamascott]

my me themed tumblr account

[powerbottombrucespringsteen]

This may seem like a very “well duh” post but i do think it’s important to be clear that when trump claims he intends to “deport” U.S. citizens that that is definitionally not deportation. Deportation specifically refers to the civil process of removal a foreign noncitizen to the country where they hold citizenship. Deportation is also, in most cases, a legal punishment in itself and will not result in the deportee being jailed upon arrival to their country of citizenship. Removing US citizens from the US and placing them in jails in countries that they have no citizenship claim to is commonly referred to as “disappearing,” “kidnapping,” or “trafficking” and discussions around trump’s desire to remove US citizens from the country should refer to it as such