[moonlightdeathwish]

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[weltenwellen]

Fariha Róisín, How to Cure a Ghost

[rosecrystal]

[podencos]

[redrola]

[yesterdaysprint]

The Daily Press, Newport News, Virginia, March 5, 1933

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[a-melin]

[sacredwhores]

Jean-Luc Godard - Histoire(s) du cinéma (1998)

[cantodeflores]

[probablyasocialecologist]

“At least one in every sixth human – over a billion people in all – lives in a self-built shanty, favela or informal settlement (often pejoratively labelled a ‘slum’). In sub-Saharan Africa, this proportion rises to 62 per cent (200 million people in all); in Southern Asia it is 35 per cent (another 190 million); in East Asia, 28 per cent (a further 200 million); and in Latin America and the Caribbean there are a further 125 million slum dwellers (24 per cent of the population). Over 25 million people move into informal settlements every year.”

— Stephen Graham, Vertical: The City from Satellites to Bunkers

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[theweirdwideweb]

[ink-the-artist]

The angel came to me in a fever hallucination, perched upon my bed as I returned from the bathroom.

[punkless]

“I AM ENDLESSLY CHANGING AND THUS MUST CONSTANTLY REAFFIRM MY LOVE FOR MYSELF“

[nearlya]

“You know, sunsets are violently beautiful, I would say that they are so by definition, but there are lights, not even colorful in the habitual sense, lights elemental, mercurial, silvery, sulfurous, copper-made, that make us stop, then lose balance, make us open our arms not knowing what else to do, arrest us as if struck by lightning, a soft lightning, a welcome one. I wait for those lights, I know some of you do too, wherever you are, I mean when you are standing by an ocean, alone, within the calmness of your spirit. Be planetary.”

— — Etel Adnan, from Shifting the Silence (via lifeinpoetry)