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kiss me and see how important i am.

[fionaapplerocks]

Is that why they call me a sullen girl, sullen girl ~ Fiona Apple

photo: Chris Canole 1998

[dirtshrines]

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[araekniarchive]

poetry is stored in the tags

[araekniarchive]

could you do coming back to someone ? like finding someone again, in a next life, in a new universe. coming back & going home to them.

Li-Young Lee, I Loved You Before I Was Born

Sylvia Plath, Lesbos

The Thirteen Letters, by @dropdeaddream and @whatarefears

Anaïs Mitchell, All I’ve Ever Known from Hadestown

Rabindranath Tagore, Unending Love

Ann Brashares, My Name Is Memory

Tegan and Sara, Nineteen

Benjamin Alire Sáenz, To The Desert

Hozier, Shrike

Kiersten White, The Chaos of Stars

@sproutlett (x)

Rebecca Sugar, Time Adventure

Christa Wolf (trans. by Jan van Heurk), Cassandra: A Novel and Four Essays

JoAnn Kendrick, When A Mullo Loves A Woman

[ohwishingwell]

its them

[bloodwithoutflesh]

Kate Bush performing in 1979

[ohwishingwell]

grief is so heavy

i feel ill

[softestcherry]

my bloody valentine

[weltenwellen]

Alejandra Pizarnik, tr. by Yvette Siegert, Extracting the Stone of Madness: Poems 1962 - 1972

[mossyshadows]

Palinode by Lisa Low

[bloodwithoutflesh]

Fiona Apple performing in 1997

[ohwishingwell]

Fiona Apple in the Criminal music video (1996)

[cmorga]

Mountain stream, Western Tatras Górski strumień, Tatry Zachodnie

[metamorphesque]

“Love me, Love me, I cried to the rocks and the trees …” ― Stevie Smith

1. sylvia plath | 2. andrew wyeth | 3. anaïs nin | 4. ron hicks | 5. jenny slate | 6. hope ganglof | 7. f. scott fitzgerald | 8. peter mcardle | 9. richard siken | 10. ron hicks | 11. natalie wee | 12. peter mcardle | 13. emily palermo

[hungryfictions]

a woman is a wound

janet fitch, white oleander / things or things with alexandra jacob - viscera collection, 2016 / brynne rebele-henry, “self-biography as a false saint” / ashley blanton - dendrite, 2013 / safiya sinclair, “notes on the state of virginia ii” / harry paul ally - figures collection, 21st c. / nicole homer, “underbelly” / ana teresa barboza - modos de vestir series, 2009 / carmen maria machado, “the lost performance of the heigh priestess of the temple of horror” / carrie (1976) / anne carson, plainwater: essays and poetry

[365filmsbyauroranocte]

As I Was Moving Ahead Occasionally I Saw Brief Glimpses of Beauty (Jonas Mekas, 2000)

[secretceremonies]

Fiona Apple reciting the “When The Pawn…” poem in 1997