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Text ID: from love to anger to this cold marrow,
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Anne Carson, from Glass, Irony and God; “The Glass Essay”
Text ID: from love to anger to this cold marrow,
What people fail to realize is that i’m very sleepy
1. Excerpt from The Complete Poems by Anne Sexton // 2. Hans Vandekerckhove - Going Home (2003) // 3. Journey to the interior by Margaret Atwood // 4. Hans Vandekerckhove - Whispering Pines (2006)
“ماهرخ”
— Mahrokh, literally “moon-face”. A Persian name chiefly for girls. The moon is associated as one of the highest levels of beauty in Persian culture. To be named this is to be called the silent beauty of a full moon on a clear night. (via baklavugh)
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Virginia Woolf, from a diary entry written c. October 1931 featured in “The Diaries of Virginia Woolf,”
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“How many times already / have you seen me / set off for death?”
— Laure, ‘Priests’, from The Collected Writings (via hauntedbyillangelsonly)
ancient greek word of the day: μελίχρυσος (melichrysos), gold-honey-colored