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KIROKAZE
todays bird
hello vonnie
sheepfilms
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
Xuebing Du
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
Discoholic đȘ©
cherry valley forever
d e v o n
Cosimo Galluzzi
The Stonewall Inn
pixel skylines
oozey mess
Jar Jar Binks Fan Club
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@wewanttoliveliketrees
The world is violent and mercurial â it will have its way with you. We are saved only by love â love for each other and the love that we pour into the art we feel compelled to share: being a parent; being a writer; being a painter; being a friend. We live in a perpetually burning building, and what we must save from it, all the time, is love.
Tennessee Williams
A Conversation with Richard Siken by Thomas Hobohm
someone could probably say something pretty about fossils, constellations, and stars in the sky
poem inspired by this rock and also by @two-bees-poetry
the beauty of life
- // @fairycosmos // ? // - // @cassidyshotchocolate // - // - // elsie de wolfe// @podencos // afternoon on a hill, edna st. vincent millay// rien ne va plus, margarita karapanou, tr. by karen emmerich// - // - // @ annalauraart on instagram// culpable, joy sullivan// - // @ jordanklancaster on instagram// @ niall.breen.comics on instagram// agatha christie// @plasticlove1984 //sweeter than fiction, taylor swift// the summer day, mary oliver
i dare you by Dorianne Laux
Luna Lu: 'The Anatomy of a Hug' (2016)
James Baldwin.
Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres, Kitten Sleeping in the Arms of Madame Ingres
Asako Narahashi - âHalf Awake, Half Asleep in the Waterâ 2008
âŠâŠ.thinking about thisâŠâŠâŠ..always thinking about thisâŠ..
Suzanne Rivecca, Ugly Bitter and True
oh emily wilson translation of the iliad weâre really in it now
INTERVIEW WITH LĂSZLĂ KRASZNAHORKAI
Recipe for Happiness
by Lawrence Ferlinghetti
One grand boulevard with trees with one grand cafe in sun with strong black coffee in very small cups.
One not necessarily very beautiful man or woman who loves you.
One fine day.
âIf I can make my language flat enough, exact enough, if I can rinse each sentence clean enough, like washing a stone over and over again in river water, if I can find the right perch or crevice from which to record everything, if I can give myself enough white space, maybe I could do it. I could tell you this story while walking out of this story.â â Maggie Nelson, from The Red Parts
âI want to tell you this story without having to confess anythingâŠI want to tell you this story without having to be in it.â â Richard Siken, from The Torn-Up Road
âBy telling stories, you objectify your own experience. You separate it from yourself. You pin down certain truths. You make up others.â â Tim O'Brien from The Things They Carried
âIn order to record a tale, something must always be lost. Some things must be left unsaid and disguised. The art of storytelling, his brother said, is all about where and how to leave the voids.â â Lindsey Drager, from The Archive of Alternate Endings
