~Romeo Died For Juliet But Jesus Died For Me~

Secret Diary/ Poetry Journal Of An anonymous18y/ogirl ✝️SDA✝️ ✨God Is Good And Great 🙏🏿❤️✨ *What Would Jesus Do? He Would Love First*

[shesalwaysblessed]

Oh how I wish I was a bird, be able to instantly fly away from all my problems or just soar the skies as a daily activity. 😭 I need to be turned into a bird ASAP

[shesalwaysblessed]

It’s so crazy because as a girl, I can’t take anything (or ig most things, especially if it’s intense) I feel on my period seriously. Like sure I currently feel like I #needthat but do I reeaally? Ya know?

[thepersonalquotes]

[sharonbphotos]

Stand out from the crowd

[shesalwaysblessed]

Nighttime in another country ❤️

[eerna]

wait for me, I'm coming

[aaloosshitposting]

"If I were orpheus I wouldn't look back"

But we look back everyday- rechecking emails, making sure a friend is still behind you, checking to see if you remebered to pick up your keys. It's second nature, a habit of care.

It was second nature for him too. He looked back, not out of weakness, but love. For what is love, if not to look back?

[timmychalamet]

I don’t know why I just didn’t tell you. Everyone at school knows. I just didn’t want you to think I was such a wastoid, you know?

[mournfulroses]

Fyodor Dostoevsky, from a letter featured in Letters of Fyodor Michailovitch Dostoevsky to his Family & Friends

[uroko]

Ryosokuin Zen temple 両足院

[paper-wounds]

[shesalwaysblessed]

Just finished rereading Sunrise On The Reaping… yea never doing that again 💔 Suzanne has gotta pay for my therapy bill atp 😭 this movie is gonna be so beautifully heartbreaking

[paper-wounds]

[mage-chocolate]

An interpretation I’ve seen of this passage that really reduces both Katniss and Peeta’s characters down is using it as evidence that Peeta is solely hope while Katniss is solely fire. That Peeta doesn’t have fire of his own, that Katniss can’t be a source of hope. That Peeta came in and fixed Katniss.

Peeta has been shown to have inner worlds and an intensity of his own. He’s the one who heatedly said on the roof that he didn’t have much he was allowed to care about except his own identity. He’s the one who told Katniss to make sure everyone saw the berries. He’s the one who made a pointed comment about rebellion during the Victory Tour, and he’s been shown to be angry countless times. A boy who is a whiz with fire has to carry some heat and fire within himself.

Likewise, Katniss has this perseverance to her that is hopeful. This stubborn need to keep those close to her protected and loved. There were a lot of embellishments surrounding her actions through the series, but the core part of her that inspired a nation was her ability to care and protect. Volunteering for Prim, the flowers for Rue, the medicine and berries for Peeta. These are actions that inspire hope.

How can we look at a girl who was having the worst time of her life, who was even planning her own death in Mockingjay, yet still found the time to give Johanna pine needles, and not see her as a beacon of hope?

And Peeta needs that hope. This is a boy who grew up in an abusive household where his mother clearly doesn’t think highly of him. It doesn’t seem like protection of him is a big priority. We see how this impacts him when he tells Katniss he doesn’t have a shot at winning the Games. To which Katniss tells him that’s not a way to think. How would he not find hope in a girl that protected her little sister and family fiercely? The same girl who he gets to know and see just how caring she is to the point of remembering all his little details and always choosing him and encouraging him?

The color theory surrounding Katniss’s and Peeta’s favorite colors has always been symbolically fascinating. Katniss’s favorite color is a mix of blue and yellow, while Peeta’s is a mix of red and yellow. Katniss comes from a family shaped by sadness and needs that yellow—hope. Peeta comes from a house marked by anger and also needs that yellow—hope. And neither of them would be able to find it if they weren’t both embodiments of hope and fire for each other.

[shesalwaysblessed]

BEAUTIFUL explanation, I love this fandom so much, thank God for y’all 😩❤️

[shesalwaysblessed]

One day, I AM gonna sit down and just rewatch all the Hunger Games movies, or at LEAST the first 4, in one sitting 😭 I haven’t rewatched them in so long and I’m grieving the times when I did

[elle-oh-ve-ee]

i know the end - phoebe bridgers

one of the main quotes, and im not sure who said it, about the hunger games that has always stuck with me is that "prim died the way she was always supposed to: surrounded by innocent children."

[mournfulroses]

Sylvia Plath, from a letter to Ann Davidow-Goodman written c. 1951, featured in The Collected Letters