1. Clarice Lispector | 2. Egon Schiele | 3. Dylan Thomas | 4. Joseph Lorusso | 5. Jenny Slate | 6. Ron Hicks | 7. Mary Oliver | 8. Safet Zec | 9. Madeline Miller | 10. Antonio Piatti | 11. Ocean Vuong | 12. Peter Wever | 13. Richard Siken
they’re on a coffee date
Be with someone who asks you “Why?” a lot, “Why do you think that?” “Why do you feel that way?” be with someone who is fascinated by you
you signed up for this; maisie peters // 20 something; sza // @holly-warbs// what’s my age again?; blink-182 // camden; gracie abrams // class of 2013; mitski // memento mori; welder wings // 27 club; raleigh ritchie // being 20/30 something @slow-rains
The beautiful thing about Life, is that we will never reach an age where there is nothing left to learn, see or be; it’s magical really.
Dulce Ruby (via kushandwizdom)
not all of it is bad i think….…. we are going to be okay i think.
Song of Avignon (1998) directed by Jonas Mekas.
watched this for the first time when i was 14 i think? it saved me
Thinking about how my mom tried to “seduce” my dad when they were in college together by sneaking oranges into his backpack, because she grew up food insecure and feeding someone/sharing food was a big deal with her upbringing with a lot of emotional meaning–
and meanwhile my poor dad is just convinced that he’s been haunted by some citrus poltergeist because why the fuck are there always oranges in his bag he swears he did not put there???