Freshwater fish. Elementary Science Readers: Second Book. 1927.
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Freshwater fish. Elementary Science Readers: Second Book. 1927.
Internet Archive
Kiki Smith: ‘Constellation’ at Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art (1996)
Maturity is not seeking revenge. It's healing and moving on, so you don’t become like the people who traumatized you.
“The only darkness we should allow into our lives is the night, for even then, we have the moon.”
— Warsan Shire, Our Men Do Not Belong To Us
“The only darkness we should allow into our lives is the night, for even then, we have the moon.”
— Warsan Shire, Our Men Do Not Belong To Us
“Whatever happens tomorrow, we’ve had today.”
— David Nicholls; One Day
— Richard Siken
Fydoror Dostoevsky // Clarice Lispector
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Another bejeweled spider web, shimmering in the starlight like a diamond necklace…