Oh my god i need to change my life NOW i need to be something else i CAN'T keep living like this (Does nothing) (Does nothing) (Sits there) (Does nothing) (Doesn't move) (Does nothing) (Does nothing) (Does nothing) (Does nothing)
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if i look back, i am lost

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EXPECTATIONS
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$LAYYYTER
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Oh my god i need to change my life NOW i need to be something else i CAN'T keep living like this (Does nothing) (Does nothing) (Sits there) (Does nothing) (Doesn't move) (Does nothing) (Does nothing) (Does nothing) (Does nothing)
Types of Butches, as shown through the Muppets
cross stitch, words from Jenny Holzer's Livings, 1980-1982
The Oak Tree at the Entrance to Blackwater Pond
by Mary Oliver
Every day on my way to the pond I pass the lightning-felled, chesty, hundred-fingered, black oak which, summers ago, swam forward when the storm
laid one lean yellow wand against it, smoking it open to its rosy heart. It dropped down in a veil of rain, in a cloud of sap and fire, and became what it has been ever since– a black boat floating in the tossing leaves of summer,
like the coffin of Osiris descending upon the cloudy Nile. But, listen, I’m tired of that brazen promise: death and resurrection. I’m tired of hearing how the nitrogen will return to the earth again, through the hinterland of patience–
how the mushrooms and the yeasts will arrive in the wind– how they’ll anchor the pearls of their bodies and begin to gnaw through the darkness, like wolves at bones–
what I loved, I mean, was that tree– tree of the moment–tree of my own sad, mortal heart– and I don’t want to sing anymore of the way
Osiris came home at last, on a clean and powerful ship, over the dangerous sea, as a tall and beautiful stranger.
love when a charlie brown adult starts making an announcement over the MTA system and you just sort of have to hope it wasn't that important
what's the matter honey? you've hardly touched your fleeting experience of time on earth
We must reduce labor to zero and then all hang out
affirmations:
- it’s fun to be awake & in an upright position
- consciousness is a gift
- i CAN do this anymore
it was you.
Look through any window, Paloma Salgado Díaz
Pádraig Ó Tuama, Kitchen Hymns