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“…you feel that you are always in a state of waiting, expecting some event, not on the outside, but inside you, in your guts.”
— Adonis, from The Book of Siege; Candlelight. Trans. Khaled Mattawa.
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cafe in Cartagena, Colombia
National Geographic April 1989 O. Louis Mazzatenta.
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novemberof1997
You have to start noticing things. The direction of the rays of sunshine, how it touches and warms your skin; the sway of a leaf in a mild breeze; the simple beauty of the flowers; the strong smell of your morning coffee; the wind in your hair and on your face; the liveliness of the city; the calm of your soul. You have to start noticing this and start living for it.
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“Width of life is more important than length of life.”
— Ibn Sīnā (via roadtofalah)
Source: roadtofalah
thegoodvybe
Source: weheartit.com
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“I no longer have the energy for meaningless friendships, forced interactions or unnecessary conversations.”
— Joquesse Eugenia
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HAYASHI Takeshi
- Woman Combing
(1949)
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The letter writer Egypt 1935
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“Regardless of my transient joys, I am never free of a feeling of melancholy which somehow forms the base of my heart.”
- Chopin, Quoted in Edward N. Waters, Frederic Chopin (London: Collier-Macmillan, 1963)
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Ghana, Afrique de l’Ouest, 1960 par le photographe français MARC RIBOUD (1923-2016)
Source: d-ici-et-d-ailleurs
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Anna Akhmatova; from Selected Poems, “I Taught Myself To Live Simply”
