#writing a poem about it

[hitmeupaep]

i would also never move on if i was part of the greatest love story ever told

[magulon]

adjusting to life on the surface

[ticklingtimetickstotest]

[zan0tix]

Iconography

[motojane]

[delirium-mind]

I miss the way I viewed the world before I knew too much about it

[bardicbird]

a little siffrin comic about touch, violence, and oranges

[asoftepiloguemylove]

"I BELIEVE THERE IS A GOD. BUT I'M NOT SURE HE STILL BELIEVES IN US." // MUSINGS ABOUT GOD

Vi Khi Nao Fish in Exile // pinterest // Ada Limón The Echo Sounder, from "Lucky Wreck" // Mitski Bug Like an Angel // Margaret Atwood Half Hanged Mary // Ethel Cain American Teenager // Supernatural (2005-2020) cr. Eric Kripke // Elle Emerson Regarding the Röttgen Pietà // Yves Olade Belovéd // Kim Addonizio Wild Nights from "Tell Me" // Jensen McRae Machines // Supernatural (2005-2020) cr. Eric Kripke // Anna Kamienska A Nest of Quiet: A Notebook (tr. Clare Cavanagh) // Tom Waits Day After Tomorrow // pinterest // Lauren Camp Upon Taking the Universe One Thing at a Time

[bebx]

something about loving someone is giving them the power to break your heart and hoping they will not use it

[hrokkall]

Mama gave me music lessons,

now I play the saddest songs

[uovoc]

my sister and I both agree that one of the best parts about china was how there's food everywhere. And not just, like, bags of chips, but real hot, cooked, tasty food. You hike to the top of a mountain and there's a guy with a cart selling chicken skewers and freshly steamed corn on the cob. When you hike to the top of a mountain in america, what do you get? Nothing. An uninterrupted view of nature. Where did we go wrong as a country

[cicada-heart]

bonaventure cemetery 🤍

august 2024

[baby-girl-aaron-dessner]

Excerpts from the works of Palestinian poet, Mahmoud Darwish

[reallybadblackoutpoems]

a self-esteem guidebook: learning to embrace your imperfect self (1992) - kenneth a. beavers

"exploding you with my mind"

[avicecaro]

i think it’s important everyone knows about the little roman girl who died at only five years and seven months old, and her grave reads "dum vixi, lusi" or "while i lived, i played"

[motojane]