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I feel like a daunted flower for a long time, that has grown in an old oil tin and gets used to its place.

kendimi uzunca bir zamandır, eski bir yağ tenekesinin içinde büyümüş ve artık yerini yadırgamayan yılgın bir çiçek gibi hissediyorum.

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Dear mutuals and all folks on Tumblr. I know it may be triggering for those of you who have experienced or living with earthquakes. I was born in a very active earthquake zone. And what happened yesterday is now affecting around 20 million people actively both in Turkey and Syria, and maybe hundreds of millions of their loved ones all around the world. Not only humans but also animals are affected by this catastrophe and they all need your help. There are several points where you can donate, please do your own search too. But you can also donate through Direct Relief or Red Cross. Your donation will surely help someone. Please do share if you know someone who may join too. Thank you.

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by looking at this photos you can see how much affected southern Turkey because of earthquake

I lost some of my loved ones. And there’s so many more people need your help. The weather conditions are extremely bad. Some people cannot being rescued,some people don’t have any food,water,clothes,a place to stay and much more. And most of them can’t even get help. It’s like the apocalypse. So much worse than you see on the social media. And my people need your help. Here’s some of the things you can do

Please share this as much as you can to raise awareness,make the world aware of the crisis and inform people.

If you would like to get more information about donations and the earthquake please contact me thorough dm’s. No matter where are you from. Thank you❤️🙏🏻🇹🇷

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Detail from The Funeral of Shelley,  Louis Édouard Fournier, 1889.

The painting depicts  Edward John Trelawney, Leigh Hunt and Lord Byron present at the cremation, when in reality, according to Trelawney, Leigh Hunt never got out of the carriage and Byron was so shocked by the circumstances and the high temperatures that he retreated and went swimming instead.

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Margaret Atwood, from “Owl Song”, Selected Poems: 1965-1975

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I think my favourite thing about books is how they shape us. Your book history is uniquely your own, no one else in the world has read the all the same books at the exact same times of their lives as you have, and all those books have changed you so intrinsically that you couldn’t erase their influence on you anymore then you could change your DNA.

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"I have been half in love with easeful Death" ▪️Ode to a Nightingale - my favourite Keats poem. Especially this line reflects Keats' desperate about death. He suffered from tuberculosis and, since he trained as a surgeon, he knew that his death would not be easeful at all. He was just so young and all he wanted was an easeful Death. Just so sad.

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"Yarı aşık oldum huzurlu ölüme" ▪️"Ode to a Nightingale" en sevdiğim Keats şiiri. Özellikle bu dizesi beni çok etkiler. Çünkü Keats tüberküloz hastasıdır ve tıbbi eğitim aldığı için hastalığının seyrinden onu bekleyen sonun huzurlu bir ölümden çok uzak olduğunu anlar. Bu yüzden çok genç olmasına rağmen istediği tek şey huzurlu bir sondur. Ne zaman düşünsem, en çok da bu nedenle beni çok hüzünlendiren bir şairdir Keats.

ig: booksofmiranda

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“The past is unclear. It’s as if there is a film over those early years. I can’t even be sure that the things I remember happening really happened to me.”

— Raymond Carver, Short Cuts

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this user wants to lay down in a field of flowers for a bit.

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fassbinder. levitt. marmatakis. marien.

(sağ elle tokalaşmanın antik bir açıklaması var: sağ elimi sana veriyorum, böylece emin olabilirsin: sağ elimde bir silah taşımıyorum, seninle dostuz.

şimdi senine, iki elle sarılmak ne manaya gelir, bunun hakkında düşünebiliriz.)

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Sixth edition of The Poetical Works of John Keats, 1898. Illustrations by Joseph Severn.

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Czeslaw Milosz, New and Collected Poems: 1931-2001

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seni sevdiğimi her şiddetli bir şekilde hissettiğimde, "bir tomurcuk patladı!" diyeceğim demiştim. bazen onlarcası birden patlıyor, gitgide çok güzel bir ağaca dönüşüyorum, çiçek açmış kocaman bir kiraz ağacına.

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Nikos Kazantzakis, tr. by Richard Howard, from “The Rock Garden,” (edited)

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La Jalousie, Philippe Garrel (2013)