— Javier Velaza (via wordsnquotes)

— Jamaal May, from “The Whetting of Teeth,” The Big Book of Exit Strategies (via lifeinpoetry)

Gabriel García Márquez, One Hundred Years of Solitude

my life is just me everyday trying to figure out ways to live with myself

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ur early 20s are about being obsessed with kindness and mary oliver and seasonal fruits and recreating comfort foods you ate as a child and learning how to love and crying because you have no choice but to live the life before you and finding god on the bus back from the grocery store

why don’t you read a poem about the sunrise written 5 centuries ago and contemplate the fact that we have been writing about the same sun for centuries upon centuries and then maybe you’ll calm down

it’s me boy i’m the heartbeat speaking to you from under your floorboards

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— Anne Carson, excerpt of Stanzas, Sexes, Seductions  (via figlip)

introducing my newest uquiz, why would i fall in love with you?

new uquiz just dropped! attend a faerie masquerade, full of intrigue and mysterious characters — and let me gift you something you need in return ✨🥀🦢

[ sequel to my faerie tea party uquiz: x ]

sometimes i remember this post that said "there was a time you played outside as a kid and had no idea it would be the last time you ever did" and it makes me sad thinking about how many last times there were that you never knew would be the last time... the last time you went to play at a friend's house or the last time you ever spoke, the last time you played a certain game you used to love, the last time you ever played with toys, the last time you ever had a snack before it got discontinued, the last time you ever read a certain book you used to love, the last time you ever saw a certain commercial, the last time you went into the kids section at a library or anywhere else for that matter...

“Mother of Pearl.” Planthopper Phenax variegata. (x).

― Andrei Tarkovsky, from Sculpting in Time