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Tsaritsa and Pierro rehearsing the plan before the final gnosis

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[ID: A quote by Louise Glück. It reads, "Life is very weird, no matter how it ends, / very filled with dreams. (red highlighting) Never / will I forget your face, your frantic human eyes / swollen with tears. (highlighting ends)" End ID.]

Louise Glück, from “Vita Nova”, Poems 1962 - 2012

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[ID: A quote by Ilya Kaminsky. It reads, "Then my mother begins to dance, re-arranging / this dream. Her love / / is difficult; loving her is simple as putting raspberries / in my mouth." End ID.]

llya Kaminsky, from "Praise", Dancing in Odessa

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enemies to something

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[ID: A quote by Ilya Kaminsky. It reads, "I left your Russia for good, poems sewn into my / pillow / rushing towards my own training / to live with your lines / on a verge of a story set against itself. / To live with your lines, those where sails rise, / waves / beat against the city's granite in each vowel,-- / pages open by themselves, a quiet voice / speaks of suffering, of water." End ID.]

llya Kaminsky, from "Elegy for Joseph Brodsky", Dancing in Odessa

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[ID: A quote by Czeslaw Milosz. It reads, "I look without fear at the power / sleeping in my own hand, (red underlining) and recognize spring, / the sky, the seas, and the dark, massed land. (underlining ends)" End ID.]

Czeslaw Milosz, New and Collected Poems: 1931-2001

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[ID: A quote by Louise Glück. It reads, "I was human: / I had to beg to descend / / the salt, the bitter, the demanding, the preemptive / / And like everyone, I took, I was taken / I dreamed / / I was betrayed: / / Earth was given to me in a dream / In a dream I possessed it". End ID.]

Louise Glück, from “The Seven Ages”, Poems 1962 - 2012

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[ID: A quote by Louise Glück. It reads, "I was not prepared: sunset, end of summer. Demonstrations / of time as a continuum, as something coming to an end, / / not a suspension; the senses wouldn't protect me. / I caution you as I was never cautioned: / / you will never let go, you will never be satiated. / You will be damaged and scarred, you will continue to hunger. / / Your body will age, you will continue to need. / You will want the earth, then more of the earth--- / Sublime, indifferent, it is present, it will not respond. / It is encompassing, it will not minister. / / Meaning, it will feed you, it will ravish you, / it will not keep you alive." End ID.]

Louise Glück, from “The Sensual World”, Poems 1962 - 2012

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[ID: An animated screenshot of an old, bearded wizard holding his fingers out as if casting a spell. The overlaid text reads, "OoOoOoOoO self-doubt and self-loathing are over OoOoOoOoO you're capable and worthy and sexy OoOoOoOoO". End ID.]

summer trends 2025

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[ID: A Reddit thread posted in the r/Advice subreddit by user Efficient_Skill_5436. It's titled, "Which dad should walk me down the aisle". The body reads, "Hey so I'm getting married this summer (June 2nd) and I have no idea who will walk me down the aisle for context my bio parents had me young and gave me up and I was adopted by my dads but then they divorced and married their partners (both men) so technically I have 5 dads and I'm so stuck". End ID.]

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[ID: A quote by Kaveh Akbar. It reads, "I came to speak about luck but I fear dismantling / what is already / simple so I will say only that if you are fortunate / enough to have / a body (purple highlighting) you shouldn't leave it lying wet on the floor / where anyone / could shred it to bits (highlighting ends)". End ID.]

Kaveh Akbar, from "Long Pig", Calling a Wolf a Wolf

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[ID: A quote by Ilya Kaminsky. It reads, "But you asked / for a story with a happy ending. Your loneliness / / played its lyre. I sat / on the floor, watching your lips. / Love, a one-legged bird / I bought for forty cents as a child, and released, / / is coming back, my soul in reckless feathers." End ID.]

llya Kaminsky, from "Praise", Dancing in Odessa

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[ID: A quote by Katherine Mansfield. It reads, "the warm darkness of the summer nights". End ID.]

Katherine Mansfield, from a diary entry featured in The Letters & Journals of Katherine Mansfield

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[ID: A quote by Joy Harjo. It reads, "I'm too proud to let go the tears; they are still in me. / I keep looking back. / Maybe I have turned to salt." End ID.]

Joy Harjo, from “The First Day Without a Mother”, Conflict Resolution for Holy Beings: Poems

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