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enough about taylor swift already. reblog and tag the smallest, least known artist you listen to
watched my granddad forget how to use the light switches in the house he's lived in for 40 years
I’m just so fucking pissed off man if they can surgically airstrike international volunteer food workers three consecutive times to ensure their operation is wiped out completely what the fuck is left for anyone to say
kill one group of aid workers with explicit intent so that all other potential or currently operating aid organizations pull out of the region to ensure gaza starves with no one willing to risk helping her people. deep sickness
Let it be known that the world would rather watch as the zionist occupation wipes out my people systematically, industrially, daily, than to take the offensive and end it before it's too late, and it's already too late. No, what's most important to them is pretending bureaucracy is real and not a façade for Western war criminals to keep doing what they want as long as they want.
🚨 FYC: CEASEFIRE NOW & EYES ON RAFAH 🚨
March 10th is the Oscars, don’t let your self be distracted by the glitz and glam while the Israel launches their planned attack on Rafah, a place they deemed a “safe zone”.
Film workers and audiences, we cannot let ourselves be distracted! EYES ON RAFAH MARCH 10! The world is watching.
do me a solid and just reblog this saying what time it is where you are and what you’re thinking about in the tags.
they created the most loveliest people in the world & put them like three countries away
one thing I’ve started doing recently is: taking pictures of very ordinary things. I’ve spent years taking pictures of amazing moments, incredible adventures with friends, skies that looks like painting and stuff I feel grateful I’ve had the chance to experience with my own eyes. but do you have a pictures of the street you live in? the front of the house you’ve been living most of your life? I don’t have a single picture of my mom’s old red car, the one she used to bring me to school every day (and that our cat sneaked in to gave birth to three kitties on the backseat of it) I don’t have pictures of my old bedroom with the lovely lilac walls. I don’t have even a single picture of the jumper I’ve worn so many times I had to throw it away because it was ruined. not a picture of our front door that once my dad painted pink “just because why not”, and my sister’s lovely dollhouse. I am sorry for that - I’ve spent so many time looking for the “extraordinary things” forgetting all the rest
cannot sleep. thinking about a life unlived.
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I do not have a table lamp, and my roommate is asleep. All my frantic energy is stuck inside of me, I cannot read, I cannot study. Cannot agonize over future plans because they are best done when I am doing something else in the constantly diminishing present. The present is a train, never stops at your station.
All I can do is lie down on my bed, and look at the outlines of things. Clothes hanging over my bed, pictures on my wall which I can clearly see because my memory is my eye in the dark. I have nothing to do, nowhere to go. So I turn to the wall and then turn inside and run into an alternate version of myself. Someone who is living in a city which is New York and New Delhi. A small apartment, with a window open. The sound of traffic reaching my room by climbing the breezy vine. The summer air full of promise, of longing. Bright lights in my room, some golden, some white, turned on at every odd hour. Music over and over. For my convenience in this daydream, there's a restaurant about a hundred metres from where I live. I get down the stairs, and I walk to it whenever. You are allowed to smoke inside, and there's music, over and over. Few regulars, few people on a date, punctuating their eventful day with a snack at any place that's cheap and lets you sit. When you step inside this restaurant, you understand what the insides of the colour red are like, when it's birthed from love and loneliness. It's usually green for me, but here it's red. The world outside is blue, metallic.
I started writing this because the frantic energy in me was poking at the gap in my brain where I store words. I agonized over the format - should I scribble in the dark, or text this to my friend, or let my brain suffer a haemorrhage. Now I am tired, it's very easy these days.
Even in this alternate version of myself, I am lonely and full of longing. I walk back to my bed, the sheets are green. I turn towards the wall. The lights are still on.
Abdur Rahman Chughtai (1894 - 1975)
In the future, children will think our ways are strange. "Why do old people always grow so much milkweed in their gardens?" they'll say. "Why do old people always write down when the first bees and butterflies show up? Why do old people hate lawn grass so much? Why do old people like to sit outside and watch bees?"
We will try to explain to them that when we were young, most people's yards were almost entirely short grass with barely any flowers at all, and it was so commonplace to spray poisons to kill insects and weeds that it was feared monarch butterflies and American bumblebees would soon go extinct. We will show them pictures of sidewalks, shops, and houses surrounded by empty grass without any flowers or vegetables and they will stare at them like we stared at pictures of grimy children working in coal mines
We will be feeding our grandchildren strawberries and raspberries we grew in our gardens, dragging them along to the farmers' markets for tomatoes and eggs and goats milk and pickles and pecans and salsa and sunflower seed butter and jars of honey, as they complain and drag their feet because Gramma always stands around talking to people for like an HOUR
and we will say "When I was YOUR age, fruits and vegetables came from a supermarket and they were bred to get shipped 1000 miles in a truck and sit on shelves for weeks, and they tasted so sour and watery it was like eating paper compared to these ones. It wasn't even legal in some places to grow your own food"
and they will roll their eyes like yeah yeah just because everything was miserable in the 20s doesn't mean I have to have a smile on my face standing in the hot sun while you listen to that one guy talk about his bees FOREVER
But they will go, because there might be baby goats.
Since I made this post, dozens and dozens of people have left tags telling me that it was the first thing today that made them want to continue living, that it was the first thing that made them consider that they might be okay years in the future, that they might grow old, that it was the first and only post of its kind they'd ever seen—the first post that boldly predicts a future where we make it.
And many other people have been just spitting, foaming at the mouth fucking FURIOUS. How dare I have the audacity to imagine a future where things get better?
Don't I know how BAD things are? Am I not aware of the TERROR and DEVASTATION of climate change and fascism and biodiversity loss? How dare someone be so bold, so callous, as to imagine something other than misery and suicide. How dare someone suggest it will get better. How dare a person propose that there is a future where we will be okay, in the face of so much terror. Hasn't she seen the abyss opening its jaws before us?
Well? What do you think?
Do you think I've seen the abyss?
yesterday I went to a little meeting at my local queer community center and I was admiring their bookshelves and mentioned that I work at the public library and someone said "well I bet they don't have any [LGBTQ+ books] at our library" and I was like um. yes we do. we have tons of them. half of our employees are queer leftists so they said "oh well I bet they don't in [nearby rural county]" and I was like uh once again yes they absolutely do. gay people live and work there as well
so here's a quick reminder that if you don't think your local library has enough queer centered materials you should actually check before assuming, and if you're not satisfied with their collection you should submit a request for more such books. I don't know what the political landscape of libraries looks like outside the us rn, but within the us no matter where you are, I promise you there are employees at your library fighting for inclusion and intellectual freedom and they can't win without vocal public support
Hanif Abdurraqib, in “Why this poet sees grief as its own kind of spiritual practice”
I'm not lying when I say this tweet brought a tear to my eye
Fuck personality tests. Who comes to your mind when I say “Michael”
Heather Havrilesky, Ask Polly: Help, I’m The Loneliest Person In The World!
social media has really warped our perception of creativity and hobbies. Stop doing things to post them. Just write. Just journal. Just sketch. Just read. Just annotate. Just sing. Just crochet. Just do the thing you’re going to do with the assumption no one will ever see or know you did it. Stop performing. Just enjoy it.
Here’s a video so you can hear the water and the thrushes. I took it for you because you couldn’t be there. <3