after you left and burnt the house down, you tried to convince me it was i who was holding the matches. you told me i didnât know who i was, but i do.
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after you left and burnt the house down, you tried to convince me it was i who was holding the matches. you told me i didnât know who i was, but i do.
Misano 2014
somewhere in argentina...
guys look at this one exhibition where the artist made a model of mick doohan's nsr500 but in exploded view.....
Wait can you elaborate what you mean about recovery being a myth?
it isnât real. you just find deeper and further rooms of the torture prison you have different sadomasochistic relationships with. Iâm in one of the more beautiful ones right now where my partner is still alive and her flower garden is still going strong.
Laguna Seca, 2013.
#utterly breath taking
Mugello, 2019
đ· by WE ARE 93
Ilya Kaminsky, from "Alfonso, in Snow", Deaf Republic
Natalie DĂaz, from âWolf OR-7â, Postcolonial Love Poem
what is your favorite?
i would have to say itâs definitely
Roland Barthes, A Lover's Discourse: Fragments (trans. Richard Howard) [transcript in ALT]
the jump perverts does from âyour love is sinful and your sex is damned and your pleasure is a stain on godâ to âi lost someone that actually matters to me because i have carnal desires for something more evil and disembodied than anything in this world and now i am left alone with addictions to things that canât love me backâ is so.
How trivial all his bitterness seemed; he thought of this one whose existence had been for centuries unbroken suffering; whose youth with all its needs had been rendered truly eternal; this one whom he had failed to save, or to perfect. How many times over the years had he dreamed of such a reunion, and he had never had the courage for it; and now on this battlefield, in this time of ruin and upheaval, they were at last to meet. âMy love,â he whispered. He felt himself chastened suddenly as he had been earlier when he had flown up and up over the snowy wastes past the realm of the indifferent clouds. Never had he spoken words more heartfelt. âMy beautiful Amadeo,â he said. And reaching out he felt the touch of Armandâs hand. Supple still this unnatural flesh, supple as if it were human, and cool and so soft. He couldnât help himself now. He was weeping. He opened his eyes to see the boyish figure standing before him. Oh, such an expression. So accepting, so yielding. Then he opened his arms. Centuries ago in a palazzo in Venice, he had tried to capture in imperishable pigment the quality of this love. What had been its lesson? That in all the world no two souls contain the same secret, the same gift of devotion or abandon; that in a common child, a wounded child, he had found a blending of sadness and simple grace that would forever break his heart? This one had understood him! This one had loved him as no other ever had. Through his tears he saw no recrimination for the grand experiment that had gone wrong. He saw the face that he had painted, now darkened slightly with the thing we naively call wisdom; and he saw the same love he had counted upon so totally in those lost nights. If only there were time, time to seek the quiet of the forestâsome warm, secluded place among the soaring redwoodsâand there talk together by the hour through long unhurried nights. But the others waited; and so these moments were all the more precious, and all the more sad. He tightened his arms around Armand. He kissed Armandâs lips, and his long loose vagabond hair. He ran his hand covetously over Armandâs shoulders. He looked at the slim white hand he held in his own. Every detail he had sought to preserve forever on canvas; every detail he had certainly preserved in death.
Marius and Armand's reunion, The Queen of the Damned by Anne Rice
Circus
What if I broke my spine forever? My sister would come into the room to draw her portraits in charcoal, of two bulging eyes in a sea of haze grey. Each portrait is no bigger than an index card, arranged on a piece of rigid stock paper, tessellated and horribly consistent. All those dead eyes staring out at her as she renders them incapable of telling her anything. âI hate youâ she would say to me, every time she would finish another. âYouâve ruined it. Youâve completely ruined it.â She would storm out the room, echoing for complete lack of furniture, and I would be left alone with them to watch over me.
I would ask you to pick me up and you would do so carefully, my limp body soft and complete. Can you carry me, lay me on the mattress in the back of the house? Or on the ground, it doesnât make a difference to me. Sometimes I think you donât believe I canât feel anything and most of the time I donât believe you can imagine what thatâs like.
âCrush meâ I tell you. I can only blink my eyes and move my mouth. I could probably wiggle my ears if I tried but I never feel up to it. You would gently press down on my breasts and my rib cage.
âCan you feel that?â
I slowly move my head left to right and back again.
I think about outside and what it feels like to be there. The treetops and the june-bugs and the hatred I feel for summertime. Everyone has gone on without me.
âHit me.â
You look at me like you donât want to but I know where your wonder hides, in the small places like a boy afraid of his own shadow.
You punch me in my side, my arm, my stomach.
âCan you feel that?â
I smile so big like Iâm at the circus.
âCut me.â
âWhat?â
âCut me.â
You look down at me on the mattress. Here I am, unmoving and so horny.
âPlease, baby, if I never ask anything of you ever again, just cut me.â
Wonder-boy takes his buck knife and carves a small canyon on my upper thigh. I wouldnât know if I hadnât watched him do it.
âAgain.â
He looks me in my eyes as he separates another layer of subcutaneous. It is pink and red and yellow and blue and disgusting. I am butter and cottage cheese inside.
He stands there over me, belt unbuckled, denim undone, sweating, afraid, wonder creeping out for a closer look. His eyes are wild, so far from the fog of mine. Yet, we both want the very same thing. He removes his penis from his clothes and his clothes from his body and he slides it, hard as stone, back and forth through the gushing flesh of my upper thigh. I canât feel a thing but I could cum just from watching. I have my own wonder too. The air in the room is hung from the ceiling unmoving like a puppet sleeping on his gallows. I am so lucky that he loves me, I am I am I am. He fucks my butchered leg like a stray dog and I cum over and over and over again watching him.
We embrace like kin in the hospital waiting room. âI am so lucky that he loves meâ I think as he holds me. Despite the bright red picture Iâve painted in the white lobby tonight, they ask of me just five minutes. I donât mind. If I donât look, it makes no difference to me.
BLOODBORNE †( 8/? )