in the soft current of water and desire

sensitive levantine poet

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Mary Oliver, Peonies

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Unknown photo credit.

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The Early Diary of Anaïs Nin, 1920–1923

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Henry Miller’s journal clipping of Anaïs Nin

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spring save me ……. please

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Masao Yamamoto

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Ballet Russes postcard from the V&A.

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one of the most beautiful songs ever to exist and i’m not exaggerating when i say that i feel like i’ve been stained with light every time i listen to it

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Someone in Gaza posted this photo and wrote:

“I did not remove the water from the roof of my tent because the birds drink from it.”

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The Awakening Of The Poet, Gabriel Ferrier (1899)

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Most bittersweet news ever bc I cannot imagine what the Palestinian families who’ve already lost loved ones are feeling rn…… i hope the fact that this could’ve been prevented so long ago haunts everyone complicit for the rest of their lives

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Queen Of The Night / Moonflower

Only blossoms one night a year ! And turns into dragonfruit !

[cheruib]

every time i feel like i haven’t done enough things to be proud of myself during the day there’s the voice of louise glück that emerges softly in my ears and says if you missed a day there’s always the next and if you missed a year it didn’t matter the hills weren’t going anywhere the thyme and rosemary kept coming back.. and i feel like life is beautiful and kind to me again

[klassizismus]

Details: Nymph of the Woods and Nymph of the Fields, Carlo Pittaluga, 1915

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wanted to die then remembered when ocean vuong wrote ‘the most beautiful part of your body is wherever your mother’s shadow falls’ and now i want to die even more

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