“In One Aspect, Yes, I Believe In Ghosts, But We Create Them. We Haunt Ourselves.”

“He calls you his favorite song, but darling, hasn’t your mother told you that nobody listens to the same song forever.”

— catharticwriter (via wnq-writers)

“Spells are outdated.”

What Do We See When We Look at the Sky? (Alexandre Koberidze, 2021)

“Love me, Love me, I cried to the rocks and the trees ...” ― Stevie Smith

Wouldn’t be amazing if you could see all of your female ancestors at like age 25? All at once? Like you walk into a room and they’ll all in order there and you could talk with them all and see the story of your lineage? What were they doing at my age? What did they all look like? Would they be proud of me?

“1. In one universe only the two of us can breathe underwater and the bottom of the ocean is where we first said “I love you” 2. In another, time resets and we fall for each other all over again every time 3. We are flowers growing alone on opposite sides of the field but a little girl and her mother pluck us from our homes and put us in a vase where we wilt together 4. Here, the sky changes color and you can touch each other through the wind so every time I feel a breeze on the back of my neck I know it’s your mouth and I smile, you feel the wind whistle through your teeth 5. This universe we were the same age. We learned to drive at the same time and spent hours driving to see each other even just for one night and never minded radio station static or the way your back always starts to ache in the car 6. We grew up together, you lived down the street, running down hills together and holding hands when it snowed. You were there when I turned six. You were there when I turned sixteen. You loved me the whole time. 7. You never kissed that girl, I wasn’t scared of heights. Your parents didn’t fight, I wasn’t so far away. We both got enough sleep. 8. We never screamed “I hate you” at each other that one night when we fought over dinner at your older sister’s house. We never forgot that we loved each other. 9. We could live in outer space. We bought our own star and always took pictures of each other to hang on the walls. You never got tired of me. We could breathe there in a way we never could here 10. You only lived an hour away instead of the other side of the world. I never cried. Neither of us knew what tears tasted like.”

— Things work out for us in every universe but this one (via extrasad)

looking for: somebody to go on long walks with

requirements 

willing to talk about our existential crisis

stop to pick up cool looking leaves, rocks and misc objects

will attempt to befriend any animals we might see

hold my hand so it doesn’t get cold

point out unusual cloud shapes

Thank you to everyone who got me to 100 likes!

"Even when it is not enough for others, if it is enough for you, you can live inside it."

"The journey from an online stranger to your favorite person" :- kindness exists dude.

There really is such a softness in knowing that you look up at some of the same stars as people who lived 5000 years ago did.