oh grantors of dark disgrace

do not wake me again

[nnanikas]

I was 24, and things were going to change

[nnanikas]

I once was poison ivy but now im your daisy...

[nnanikas]

but when he walks in i am loved

i am loved

[nnanikas]

people I've seen in dreams

I hope I can meet them one day

[nnanikas]

what was I before you?

[nnanikas]

at the bottom of the ocean there's a place for you and me

(you gave me the time of my life and it cut like a knife to the bone)

[nnanikas]

call my name if you're afraid

I'm just a kiss away

[freshmoviequotes]

Goncharov (1973)

[nnanikas]

I think i'll miss you forever

like the stars miss the sun

in the morning sky

[nnanikas]

[ourlordapollo]

Raskolnikov girl summer *goes for a walk in the heat and passes out in bed fully clothed*

[nnanikas]

[nnanikas]

i fell in love with a war

and nobody told me it

ended

[nnanikas]

did you get lost along the way?

[soracities]

“Wasn’t it April? Weren’t things more likely to last in this or any season?”

— John Ashbery, from “A Voice from the Fireplace”, Quick Question: Poems

[a-quiet-green-agreement]

A breeze slowly stirred high in the pecan tree by the porch, the way a spirit might rattle the leaves passing through.

– Tim Gautreaux, from “The Courtship of Merlin LeBlanc,” Same Places, Same Things: Stories (Picador, 1997)

[stlowens]

Sylvia Plath, from “Three Women.”