[heartsl0b]

laundry lounge

[quaintpanic]

I WAS BORN YESTERDAY. I JUST BLEW IN FROM STUPID TOWN. THIS IS MY FIRST RODEO. PLEASE BE PATIENT WITH ME.

[slimereveler]

so the cursed sword has been making a lot of sense lately

[fairycosmos]

your problem is you think if you communicate with clarity and earnestness that people will actually understand you

[hyperculture]

OH OKAY......

[j-tee]

who let this bird on the train

[mackonfire]

Fool me once? Shiiiit. Fool me twice? Fuckkkk bro stop fooling me

[reallyreallife]

[posts-that-only-suck-a-little]

superbird!

[noroithecurse2005-deactivated20]

happy earth day. reminder that the pentagon is the world’s largest polluter and any environmental movement must be unequivocally anti-war and anti-imperialist in order to be effective

[buttonpoetry]

“I am full. I am boiling over. I am fragile. I am terrified to say that. To say I break like a fever. I break like a bad habit. Like a windshield. Like a wave.”

— Desireé Dallagiacomo, from Sink 

[weltenwellen]

“I am the only language I can understand.”

— Alice Notley, from Songs and Stories of the Ghouls; The Book of Dead.

[lifeinpoetry]

“In the center of the shipwreck, there. / There the invention of one’s own body.”

— Hala Alyan, from “Common Ancestors,” The BreakBeat Poets Vol. 3: Halal If You Hear Me

[wetheurban]

’90s Teenagers in Their Bedrooms, Adrienne Salinger 

In 1995, artist Adrienne Salinger wanted to depict the authentic lives of young people in ‘90s America — a contrast to the perfect Beverly Hills 90210 types portrayed in the media. She photographed teens in the most intimate space of all: their bedrooms.

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[violentwavesofemotion-deactivat]

“Tell me, what is the color of home?”

— Meena Alexander, from Quickly Changing River: Poems; “The Color of Home,”

[towerofglass]

[sail-to-live]

Not unusual to have fog near an air cooled condenser.

[towerofglass]

[eljayetc]

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