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“I know nothing and my heart aches.”
— Fernando Pessoa, The Book of Disquiet (via the-book-diaries)
“How I suffer. And no one knows how I suffer, walking up this street, engaged with my anguish—alone; fighting something alone.”
— Virginia Woolf, from a diary entry c. September 1929
— Yves Olade, “Self Portrait as a Hairpin Turn”
“Bathe my skin in rosewater and myrrh.”
— Grace Bauer, from Poems; “Bathsheba, Looking Forward, Looking Back,”
“In a field of broken antlers, I’m holy as the grass where a deer has slept.”
— Erika L. Sánchez, from “Love Story,” Lessons on Expulsion (via lifeinpoetry)
“you are the shadow / and the slicing light,”
— Miklós Radnóti, from Hymn (tr. by Gabor Barabas).
The Fall of Man by Frans Floris // From Eden by Hozier
“i’m sorry i was late can i come in i was preparing my heart for you.”
— Warsan Shire
“oh it puts the heart in my chest on wings for when I look at you, even a moment, no speaking is left in me”
- Sappho, from “Fragment 31”
“Come and kiss me and let’s forget.”
— F. Scott Fitzgerald (via goodreadss)
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“Everything is here to harrass you with its vicious beauty,”
— Alice Notley, from Eurynome’s Sandals: Poems; “Previously,” c. April 2019