by Anita Austvika
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@notmarkcorrigan
by Anita Austvika
quantum
we count time in prime numbers,
indivisible
except we aren't
held in superposition:
every path taken and not taken,
every value suspended
in the space between states
waves stretched across
all possible worlds
uncertain, unresolved
until observation
until you
and the wave collapsed
to one bright point
by starababaztramwaju
L. V., i hope you're happy but i'll look away if it's not with me [inspired by @luminote]
new beginnings
miss me
a rooftop silhouette
in the fog
find me
a boy around the corner
alone
hide me
a man in a suit
ready to go
get me
a dream
and a half
L. V., life after the aftermath
all I can do now is be in the right place, at the right time
my failsafes will see to that
ah, but there's more you see one must also do the right things for the right reasons
3-3
how we sour with age: the pucker of lips and lemons, all imperfections and peccadillos
another year bending over backwards for a world that won’t, stretched tempers thinning like voices carried over the back of youth, each birthday settling heavier in the hollows beneath our eyes
still, we count candles like small mercies, hold sweetness carefully between our teeth, taste time in the rind of ourselves: sharp, bruised, ripening
a poem about grief
the studio hums with sweat and ohms
faint musk of socks and surrender
teacher says "hip and heart openers"
and I almost laugh
as if the body were a lock,
and this practice the key
one breath in supta tadasana
and I come undone
salt water spilling from hidden fault lines
I didn't think was there before
the body is a vessel
it always keeps score
grief blooms from the hips, surprisingly deep rooted
in reclining mountain pose, my chest rises
two peaks split by grief
lips, trembling
lava tears, a small eruption
a hymn of release
the anger comes
sharp, red, absurdly alive
but beneath it only pain exists
tender and exposed
so I stay
let it flood,
let it name me
until I am new again
light, warm
a little less haunted
Friday 5:00 PM: Feral launch sequence initiated
my last two functioning neurons EOD Friday
萩原 卓哉/Hagihara Takuya
Archive
like ships in the night
flight of the past, a failing trajectory
won’t ever touch the ground, i won’t let it
it’s imaginary, a theoretical preposition
a question with no answer and no location
the starting point left on the horizon
behind us another destination
to the sea,
follow the constellations, geometric maps
of our relationship
passing by
with wakes diverging, the fade
i trace over in my sleep, familiar shapes
the distance i calculate between
royal metric and unreal numbers,
dead space and blank silence
categorizing today’s list includes scarves by color and heft, lips swollen with kissing- a timeline, important dates (adding the digits) striking moments from countries I’ve been to, wishlist of items needed to start over, books to read and movies to watch, things to clear away (my clutter) things to fill my empty spaces all the ways we love
I still believe
in circles and continuous edges
the conviction of lines,
no worrying directionality
we no longer face
ourselves, turn the other way.
now you’re just a name
I say inside my head
to remember how it sounds,
together, never
aloud.
To the Insurance Executive Who Denied My Heart Procedure
by Joseph Fasano
You may not think it is worth it but at night, in the dark before morning, my son lays his ear on my gnarled heart and tells me it is beautiful music. He doesn’t fathom what you did to me, that you’ve traded our days of playing for a few small pieces of silver. All he thinks is my father’s heart is music. I hear. I hear. I knew. Ruler, the children will outlive you. I wish you a long, long life of silences while dreamers hear the living world is singing. The one you have denied a life is you.
L. V., excerpts from a past life
i could not tell -where sadness ends it seemed a farther shore- than any map -had ink to chart or sailor to implore
and so -i walked -without a place until it ceased to be- and found the ending was not there but buried here -in me