الحرية لفلسطين

maia / 27 / palestinian-american / she/her

[tinyuglyworld]

People from around the world rally for Palestinian liberation, East Germany, 1973

[misswallflower]

“Visible Light” series by Alexander Harding

[cor-ardens-archive]

anne boyer | louise bourgeois | barbara kruger

[metamorphesque]

“February. Take ink and weep, write February as you’re sobbing, while black Spring burns deep through the slush and throbbing.”

— Boris Pasternak, 'February. Take ink and weep’

[havingapoemwithyou]

Prayer/Oracion by Francisco X. Alarcón tr. Francisco Aragón

[dalals]

Byzantine mosaics found on the ceiling of the Mausoleum of Galla Placidia in Ravenna, Italy.

[architape]

Beautiful Mosque Ceilings spotted in Teheran. 

[weltenwellen]

An Interview with Richard Siken

[nontemporary]

ALEKS USTYA

[boobieenjoyer]

brought my digicam on todays hike

[othellho]

Ingram, John Henry, Flora Symbolica: The language and sentiment of flowers, (London: 1869).

[bebs-art-gallery]

Christmas Eve at the Grave (1896) by Otto Hesselbom ❅ New Year’s Night (1984) by Sergei Andriyaka

[metamorphesque]

Eugene Onegin, Alexander Pushkin

[primulaceas]

Mary Oliver, “Dogfish.” Dream Work

[biladal-sham]

Bethlehem, Palestine, 1986. Martin Parr

[existential-celestial]

“Yet for all its coldness, there’s a tenderness in winter too, making us cover what we can no longer bare.”

— Carole Glasser Langille, from “Next Month Snow,” In Cannon Cave (Brick Books, 1997).

[thirdity]

“As the German expression has it, the last judgement is the youngest day, and it is a day surpassing all days. Not that judgement is reserved for the end of time. On the contrary, justice won’t wait; it is to be done at every instant, to be realized all the time, and studied also (it is to be learned). Every just act (are there any?) makes of its day the last day or — as Kafka said — the very last: a day no longer situated in the ordinary succession of days but one that makes of the most commonplace ordinary, the extraordinary.”

— Maurice Blanchot, The Writing of the Disaster