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Freeing yourself was one thing; claiming ownership of that freed self was another.
Toni Morrison (via weatherproof)
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“I know the world is bruised and bleeding, and though it is important not to ignore its pain, it is also critical to refuse to succumb to its malevolence. Like failure, chaos contains information that can lead to knowledge—even wisdom. Like art.”
Toni Morrison
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angela davis, toni morrison.
jill krementz, 1974
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Kyoshi & Kyoshi Warriors:
The Kyoshi Warriors are an order of female warriors named after Avatar Kyoshi, who founded them to protect her homeland, Kyoshi Island. With their unique and individual fighting style, these elite fighters ensured the safety and isolationism of their homeland during the Hundred Year War.
credit to Kyoshi cosplay
face: gong li as kyoshi, kiko mizuhara as suki
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suki,leader,fighter,protector and a girl
kiko mizuhara as Suki.
Periodt
Tell me, is the ticking sound, is my heart,
Crumbling like the ruin of Ancient Rome
I rise then as Mad Calligula, Reincarnated
Burn all what we held dear, you and I, both to
The ruins
The Lucifer in me, The Disobediant in me,
Say, say, say
The words,
Leave, leave, then, I, to dust and ruins.
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Anonymous asked:
Are there any options for me if I wanted good quality poems but I don't have the money to subscribe to lit mags?
I’m not sure what you mean by good quality since that is subjective but here’s a list of online lit mags and some pay lit mags with free online content. Also, some poem of the day/week sites & some big sites that post work from the books of contemporary poets and poetry from lit mags.
Lit Magazines/Journals
- The Felt
- The Offing
- Winter Tangerine
- The Adroit Journal
- BOAAT
- Black Warrior Review
- DIAGRAM
- ANMLY
- Tinderbox
- Auburn Avenue
- Asian American Writers’ Workshop
- The Rumpus
- Cosmonauts Avenue
- wildness
- Triangle House
- Poetry Northwest
- SWWIM
- The American Poetry Review
- The Baffler
- AMP
- Blood Orange Review
- Glass: A Journal of Poetry
- Figure 1
- The Puritan
- Guernica
- Nat. Brut
- Big Other
- Blackbird
- The Pinch Journal
- Four Way Review
- Scoundrel Time
- Lunch Ticket
- Thrush
- Sixth Finch
- Inverted Syntax
- Bennington Review
- Small Orange
- Tupelo Quarterly
- Quarterly West
- New Delta Review
- Literary Hub
- AGNI
- Vinyl
- Underbelly
- Underblong
- The Poetry Society
- Puerto del Sol
- Aster(ix)
- Blush
- jubilat
- Kenyon Review
- Parenthesis
- West Branch
- Granta
- Waxwing
- The Boiler
- Washington Square Review
- The New Yorker (articles/poems limited)
- The White Review
- London Review of Books
- Poetry
- 32 Poems
- Third Point Press
- The Indianapolis Review
- Duende
- The Brooklyn Rail
- Pidgeonholes
- Southeast Review
- Burning House Press
- Queen Mob’s Tea House
- Alegrarse
- HEArt Online
- tenderness lit
- The Believer
- Hairstreak Butterfly Review
- Frontier Poetry
- Yes Poetry
- Nashville Review
- New England Review
- Columbia Journal
- Gigantic Sequins
- Territory (seizure warning)
- Entropy
- Whale Road Review
- Kissing Dynamite
- Rascal
- Quiddity
- Honey & Lime
- Yalobusha Review
- Harana Poetry
- Passages North
- The Threepenny Review
- Homology Lit
- Rogue Agent
Poem of the Day/Week, Etc.
Your teeth, painful as they are, let them tear me apart
love has never felt monstreous, bloody and beautiful,
I see my guts spilled, devour them, let speak I to you
the things which my mothers only can feel
Your teeth, painful as they are, let them tear me apart
KATAR WORK IN PROGRESS
i dont whether this is dany or sansa, or someone else. i am learning digital art still