hi as of now you can find my poetry on instagram @/insteadofdisappearing !! not fully sure how to do this yet but im trying to be more accessible!!
drop ur writing/art accounts!! be my friend!! tag me in shit!!!
@insteadofdisappearing / insteadofdisappearing.tumblr.com
hi as of now you can find my poetry on instagram @/insteadofdisappearing !! not fully sure how to do this yet but im trying to be more accessible!!
drop ur writing/art accounts!! be my friend!! tag me in shit!!!
Mary Oliver, "Thirst" from Devotions
Can’t even read a whole poem lately bc if so I might feel emotion and possibly die!
Hieu Minh Nguyen, from This Way to the Sugar: Poems; “Teacher’s Pet”
[Text ID: I could be a liar. I could be remembering / the wrong details. Details. Details: her office is still / a lost thing. Darkness holding the ember hostage. / There is nothing in this story that’s not a dagger.]
Catherine Pierce
Someone will probably love you for who you are. If not, you’ll still find friends, friends who, given time, or given warning, will probably gather around you, hold your hands, and wrap you in soft coats and blankets till the violence inside your body ends.
Someone will probably love you for who you are, not just for who you labor to be. Maybe you’re lost in your skin today. Maybe you’re burning and wish you could tear it all off. Please don’t. You are variously a marvel, an athlete, a wilderness, a source of warmth and a way to learn from fear.
— Stephanie Burt, from "Prayer for Werewolves," We Are Mermaids
i was sixteen for twenty years
unluckiest girl in the world (draft) | s.k.o. | 11.11.22
i love u $5 vintage tank top i love u rocky horror picture show i love u autumn i love u mountains i love u poetry
— Sunrise, by Louise Glück
Claire C. Holland, from I Am Not Your Final Girl: Poems; “Ginger”
[Text ID: “I got cursed, in every way a / woman can. / You kill yourself, over and over, / to be different.”]
catastrophe is next to godliness by franny choi
Fyodor Dostoevsky, The Brothers Karamazov
George Sand, in a letter to Gustave Flaubert
Nikki Giovanni, Mirrors
Anne Sexton, A Self-Portrait in Letters
Mary Oliver, Dogfish
on choosing kindness. again and again.
restful dream
“want” from cold river: poems by joan larkin, october 1997