I am my lover. I am the one that tends my garden. I am the one I will always say goodnight to last.
Nicholas A Browne (via wnq-writers)
brain rain by .simstorm Via Flickr
Eighty-nine (source)
it goes too fast.
hi again, tumblr
My heart, calling from a phone booth / in the rain.
Sarah Morgan, from “Train,” Animal Ballistics (via tristealven)
I sit in the train barefoot, and there’s a long way home. I kiss you so often in my thoughts. I never taught I had to teach romance but here I am; preaching one religion praying to one God. The God that teaches men to love their women. My barefoot with tired patches on, my hands break with longing. And no matter how much you stay, my legs never get tired of you. My feet on the passanger seat, writing drafts of poetry for a magnetic man. My poems are the proof that I can never think enough of you.
Cinderella by Royla Asghar (via poems-of-madness)
there are some stains only a dark rain can make.
Stacey Waite, from “when someone asks if you believe what you just said,” the lake has no saint (Tupelo Press, 2010)