the girl who feels more at home in hell

Susie / 25 / personal / twitter

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“No one warns you about the amount of mourning in growth.”

— Té V. Smith, Releasing & Recieving (via wnq-anonymous)

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In your light, in your horror, I let myself go.

Henri Michaux, tr. by Richard Ellman, from “Repose in Calamity,”

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from weheartit

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“—I sent my grief away. I cannot care / forever.”

— John Berryman, from The Dream Songs: Poems (via luthienne)

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via weheartit

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* by Alexey Dubinsky Via Flickr: instagram.com/alexeydubinsky/

[catfromjapan]

“Why does tragedy exist? Because you are full of rage. Why are you full of rage? Because you are full of grief” - taken from Anne Carson’s “Tragedy: A Curious Art Form”

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