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Rainer Maria Rilke, from Rilke’s Book of Hours: Love Poems to God
born to always mourn the present like it’s already become a memory
Jochen Lempert, Birkenzeisig (Redpoll Bird) from Vogel in der Hand, 1998
Alex Dimitrov, from "Tuesday"
“The Greek word for return is nostos. Algos means suffering. So nostalgia is the suffering caused by an unappeased yearning to return.”
— Milan Kundera (via quotemadness)
“Regenerative experiences: Plunge into the sea. The sun. An old city. Silence.”
— Susan Sontag, from As Consciousness is Harnessed to Flesh: Journals and Notebooks, 1964-1980 (via mrsclarkkent)
I made it through April, May, June; it seemed I had outsmarted grief but pulled the hanged man card repeatedly—the self-same sorrow said a different way.
— Maya C. Popa, from “Signal”
from In the House With No Doors by Sarah Kay
James Baldwin photographed by Carl Van Vechten on September 13, 1955.
“I would have said, then, it was torture to love someone you couldn’t save. But what did I know? How lucky it was–how lucky it always is–to love someone at all.”
— Danusha Laméris, from “Haunts,” The American Poetry Review (vol. 52, no.3, May/June 2023)
“It doesn’t matter to me how many summers I live to return: this one summer we have entered eternity.”
— Louise Glück, excerpt from The White Lilies
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anne boyer “the harm will come: it never doesn’t” / julia armfield “to watch a horror movie is to know that something bad is going to happen. to have a body is really the same thing” / hilary mantel “we don’t have to invite pain in, it’s waiting for us: sooner rather than later” / marie howe “you know how we’ve been waiting for the big pain to come? I think it’s here. I think this is it. I think it’s been here all along” / gregory orr “I want to go back to the beginning. we all do. I think: hurt won’t be there. but I’m wrong” / toni morrison “the hurt was always there” / torrey peters “pain that had to be endured, withstood, pain that was the same as being alive, and so without end”
#that one line from sharp objects … #do you ever feel like bad things are going to happen and you can’t stop them? you can’t do anything you just have to wait?
Oranges on Fire, Photo by Larry Sultan and Mike Mandel, 1975
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