1,768 notes "I know you by your
opposites. I know your absence." — Margaret Atwood, from “Small Poems for the Winter Solstice,” in True Stories
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opposites. I know your absence." — Margaret Atwood, from “Small Poems for the Winter Solstice,” in True Stories
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Every day i write a story that is small and true. And here they are. Please enjoy.
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Yuliana Mendoza, aka Silence Effects, is an abstract photographer based out of La Spezia. Her photographic world is made by delicate and feminine evocative suggestions.
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100 notes "I want to know what you’re doing now,
whether the work is dull or if, at least,
it goes well. And I’m thinking
of a dress you might be wearing, your fragrant shoulders,
the solitary water of your ancient calm.
A calm deeper than grief or boredom, distracting
a soul uprooted, hour by hour,
from the living bone." — Ralph Angel, from “Back Down,” Exceptions and Melancholies: Poems 1986-2006 (Sarabande Books, 2006)
whether the work is dull or if, at least,
it goes well. And I’m thinking
of a dress you might be wearing, your fragrant shoulders,
the solitary water of your ancient calm.
A calm deeper than grief or boredom, distracting
a soul uprooted, hour by hour,
from the living bone." — Ralph Angel, from “Back Down,” Exceptions and Melancholies: Poems 1986-2006 (Sarabande Books, 2006)
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