Maisie Peters, “There It Goes” / art by Otoha Takenami
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Maisie Peters, “There It Goes” / art by Otoha Takenami
stop asking me wyd i’m literally always thinking about love and how it touches every aspect of the human experience
— fatima aamer bilal; coffin heart? bury me.
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march 16, 2025
“She’s letting out her feelings. The scary thing is not being able to do that. When your feelings build up and harden and die inside, then you’re in big trouble.”
— Haruki Murakami, Norwegian Wood
— nn. (via eternaldroplets)
I may distance myself from you but that does not mean I think of you any less;
it does not mean that you do not consume every moment, every second, every breath i take;
it does not mean that my dreams are not filled with visions of you, of us, in another reality where you are mine and I am yours.
I may distance myself from you but that does not mean that you are not embedded in every part of who I am.
i will meet you as you are.
I exist as half of you
And my heart has never felt so full
“I think she is confused by the way I want her, which is like nobody else. I know this deep down. I want her in a new way, a way she’s never been told about.”
— Louise Erdrich, The Antelope Wife
“There are so many ways to live and die, so many ways to tell that same story, over and over, but everyone keeps trying to find a better way to tell it, a more real way to look into someone else’s face to say, ‘I am alive like you, was born without my consent like you, will someday die and be dead in the same way you’ll be dead’. What did we want from this? What did we really want from it?”
— Catherine Lacey, The Answers
"I want to kiss your laughter."