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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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EXPECTATIONS
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we're not kids anymore.
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@nearthedoor
i would make such a beautiful dead bird on the sidewalk
AE HEE LEE, from "Prelude"
Dior Homme A/W 2005 Pete Doherty t-shirt.
Angel on Stage - David Lynch (2009)
my medieval chainmail princess dog
A Tea Chart I made to remember how to make a cup of tea for everyone who comes by the house.
-navyvice
Leila Chatti, "Postcard from Gone"
[ID: black serif font on white background, 18 short verses in 6 stanzas, reading:
When you left I walked / into the ocean. Not to / drown but to be held
by something / reluctant / to let go. Don't
make this bigger / than it is, which is big / enough to swallow
whales / and civilizations. / I joined
the blue, I was blue. / And when I looked / down, I shattered
and reformed / so many times, you know, I couldn't catch / a clear look at myself.
End ID.]
Baby and Mama, Yellowstone National Park
Catholic stigmata wounds
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Mahmoud Darwish, Journal of an Ordinary Grief (يـومـيـات الـحـزن الـعـادي), 1973
a little boy with angel doll hair and thoughts too fast to catch with your hands told me today that he was an ox inside. he pointed to his heart and his head. “inside here. i’m an ox, because i’m stubborn and i can run into things without hurting.” his father was a rooster and his mother was a horse. i asked him what i was. “a cat,” he said. “a little gray cat who sleeps outside and catches mice.”