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So, if you are too tired to speak, sit next to me, because I, too, am fluent in silence.
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Love is not simple, Noor. You will either sink or swim.
How would you say go die to a guy in urdu
mar jaa, mar jao, mar jaayein, baraye meherbani inteqal farmaiye
depending on formality from least regard to highest regard possible
mood
Tell me, late at night when my thoughts wander to you, and my body aches from missing you, are you longing for me too?
3am again ikb (via ishabwriting)
Nayyirah Waheed
The Chinese city of Shicheng was flooded in 1959, then forgotten. With its recent rediscovery, divers can explore a 600-year-old city that is both underwater – and unseen for decades.
Unlike the mythical Atlantis, Shicheng – which means Lion City in Mandarin – was purposely flooded in 1959 to make way for the Xin’an Dam and its adjoining hydroelectric station. Nearly 300,000 people were relocated for the project, some of whom had families that had lived in the city for centuries.
The city was “rediscovered” in 2001 when the Chinese government organized an expedition to see what might remain of the lost metropolis. Interest and exploration increased further in 2011, when the Chinese National Geography published some never-before-seen photographs and illustrations hypothesising what the small city, which measured about half a square kilometre, might have looked like in its heyday. (Source)
Rush Hour bloopers.
This is the cutest thing.
jackie chan is so innocent
the majority of his bloopers anywhere are mainly him messing up his lines because English is like his third language
but he’s a cutie patootie uwu
It has made me better, loving you.
Henry James (via joannaleighrose)
اتنا نہ یاد آ کہ تجھے بھول جائیں ہم
Itna na yaad aa kay tujhey bhool jayein hum. (via barg-e-sehra)
There is something moon soaked and dawn flavoured about her. Something kissed by the wild and loved by lightning. She looks like Artemis after a night of storm hunting. She looks like the sun as it rises after kissing the dawn.
Nikita Gill, Artemis Girl (via meanwhilepoetry)
Peter Joseph on structural violence, from this video.
Brilliant
Spot on. Like Coretta Scott King said, I must remind you that starving a child is violence. Neglecting school children is violence. Punishing a mother and her family is violence. Discrimination against a working man is violence. Ghetto housing is violence. Ignoring medical need is violence. Contempt for poverty is violence.
Sea of stars, Vaadhoo Island
Writers Are very selfish humans. We make it impossible For anyone to ever love us, But if you are brave enough To ever love a writer And be lucky enough To be loved in return, You’re in For the most exhilarating Madly passionate Mortal shifting Kind of love.
Zienab Hamdan (via moonlyaffairs)