linguistics of my life

between the lines, there lies the arbitrary truth of absurdness

[zzzzzest]

Mike Mills

[linguisticsofmylife]

it was such a happy memory that remembering it makes me sad 

[linguisticsofmylife]

the problem with being too much loved is you depend on other people. You look for the other people. you long for them. you search, you try to catch. But not because you seek love but because to give love. To transfer the excess. 

[linguisticsofmylife]

we can be in love, we as you and me. but you and I can never know what love is for each other, because it has so little about loving itself.

[linguisticsofmylife]

I would never know if he was the one that saw what was in me or I was first to discover what I could be with him. 

[shouqee-deactivated20130501]

[linguisticsofmylife]

I am thoughts and flesh, words and bones, tears and songs. wounds and holes.  

[linguisticsofmylife]

“One could not do without repetition in life, like the beating of the heart, but it was also true that the beating of the heart was not all there was to life.”  Kobo Abe, The Women in the Dunes

[linguisticsofmylife]

I couldn't say him that my mind was like a Jackson Pollock painting.

[linguisticsofmylife]

it is not about buying the services anymore. you try to buy time time time 

[linguisticsofmylife]

lately all I've been thinking about is will I ever be able to leave? I'm getting paranoid on things I started to own, things that I like to own. it is possible that someday they would own me? Did they already? What if I stuck with them? Yet still I also feel that I have stuck with an idea that it's easier to runaway when you have nothing. Is it? But where do you head when you don't have anything? 

[linguisticsofmylife]

... but still in a moment of solitude why do I feel so crowded?

[infelice]

[christopherschreck]

Chart illustrating the historical development, currents, and crosscurrents of modern art, created by Alfred Barr (MoMA’s first director) for the catalog of the 1936 exhibition “Cubism and Abstract Art.”

[vanished]

First you take a drink, then the drink takes a drink, then the drink takes you.

F. Scott Fitzgerald (via thetastedictatorship)

[linguisticsofmylife]

if you can't change your world, then try to change your words. 

[niguloto]