“…the witchery of beautiful eyes.”
— Odysseus Elytis, tr. by Olga Broumas & T. Begley, from “Psalm XVII,”
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“…the witchery of beautiful eyes.”
— Odysseus Elytis, tr. by Olga Broumas & T. Begley, from “Psalm XVII,”
work song by hozier but you’re standing at the edge of the forest on a warm summer evening. the sun hasn’t quite set yet but the shadows are long and deep. music filters up from the earth. the grass is soft and cool under your feet. you have salt in your pockets. you think you might go home soon.
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”She had hair the colour of blackmail, a spine as straight as a guillotine, and a face that could sink ships.”
Henry Fonda and Gene Tierney in Rings on Her Fingers (1942)
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If a guy ever spreads a rumor that he slept with you, don’t deny it. One, because there will always be people who think it’s true, and two, because that dumbass boy just handed you the power to say anything you want about what he’s like in bed, and people will believe it. Say he bleats like a sheep when he orgasms. Say he put on pearl earrings and asked you to call him Daisy. Say he couldn’t get it up until he watched an old Billy Mays infomercial. The power is yours.
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