“Please — consider me a dream.”
— Franz Kafka; ‘Once while visiting his friend Max Brod, young Kafka awakened Brod’s father, who was asleep on a couch. Instead of apologizing, Kafka gently montioned him to relax, advanced through the room on tiptoe, and said softly: “Please – consider me a dream.”’ from Franz Kafka (Franz Baumer) (via auroses)
the cashier at barnes & noble just gave me this duck at checkout and they said “i give these to children and people with a certain vibe.”
floored to know something about me aligns with this duck
when sufjan said “everything i feel returns to you somehow”…..im literally breathing into a bag girl
Perhaps the world of 2044 will be as different from ours as 1979 now seems from our present time. But let us also echo this wish into the future— may they have peace and happiness.
Detail : Spring Scattering Stars, 1927, by Edwin Blashfield.
open window save me. save me open window
all the leaves are brown (alllllll the leaaaaves are brown)
and the sky is gay
(and the sky is gay)
