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if i look back, i am lost
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Sewing a butterfly!
more wallpapers for everyone!! hope you like it :)
[drawing of a green leaf saying “I’ll always beleaf in you!” in a green speech bubble.]
Cress by Marissa Meyer “My life is an adventure.” she said, growing confident as she opened her eyes again. “I will not be shackled to this satellite anymore.”
2015 sketchbook by Erica Fustero on Flickr.
I don’t know. Sometimes you get a line, a phrase, sometimes you’re crying, or it’s the curve of a chair that hurts you and you don’t know why, or sometimes you just want to write a poem, and you don’t know what it’s about. I will fool around on the typewriter. It might take me ten pages of nothing, of terrible writing, and then I’ll get a line, and I’ll think, “That’s what I mean!” What you’re doing is hunting for what you mean, what you’re trying to say. You don’t know when you start.
Anne Sexton, from No Evil Star: Selected Essays, Interviews, and Prose; “How Does A Poem Come Into Being” (via violentwavesofemotion)
rupture
I tried, I did. I did, I tried. did i? blank nonsense writhing from my tongue these days. make sense, say why — take a temporary dose of happy-ness. why say?
tradition fuels the artifice, back and forth between necessity and lonely-ness.
and — this part is puzzling, i said, said i: this day passes too fast for my-self to grasp. these days tremble on like the words i said when i said: —— what i said. i rearrange, and re-focus and shift my weight from one letter to the next. fumble for an answer i do not know myself.
and we go on like this for days in between the mesh-work of years passed. sketching your eyes frantically on shreds of time like once before, a tactile image straddling the glances i made on train journeys and my clouded, blundering, visions of hereafter. and then— a passing feeling is shot out, it hits. with winged bullets it -barely- skims the surface, causing a wound the size of everything. and, now, instead of standing up we’re falling down.