i exist somewhere behind those clouds
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i exist somewhere behind those clouds
Study of Dante holding the hand of Love (for the painting ‘Dante’s Dream at the Time of the Death of Beatrice’) by Dante Gabriel Rossetti, 1855-1856.
I am good. I am loved.
I hit my head on the wall last night.
the fear i learned,
had driven me up against the corner.
my back against the wall, all alone in the dark
afraid of moving.
I know nothing of what i am afraid for.
But everynight I move a little more than before
in hope of once being able to be free.
Though it seems tonight its not time yet
all these footprints carry different stories
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Morning at the pond of Rastede, 1906
Hugo Duphorn (German, 1876-1909)
what studying literature feels like
I was never good at this body.
There was always something in me so anxious to crawl out.
— kiki nicole, from NOBODY’S DAUGHTER
― Fyodor Dostoyevsky, The Gentle Spirit
As the thunder roared
the sky lit up on fire
I sat there alone
burning along with it
I let go of the lip I didn't know I was biting, the metallic drop of blood rolling down it, a mark on the paper, now, an irreversible sign of my ignorance
The warmth of another, the tenderness of their embrace, and the interwoven hands that create an unbreakable connection. Minds that effortlessly comprehend each other's emotions, and hearts that not only understand but also beat in harmonious rhythm, as if sharing a secret language of love.
Behind every exquisite thing that existed, there was something tragic.
- Oscar Wilde