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[ID: excerpt from ‘I’m One,’ a poem by May Swenson
“I swallow the sun. I’m the one, the only one in my life.”]
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Fernando Pessoa, The Book of Disquiet
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Excerpts from one of 2014’s best art collections, The Art of John Harris: Beyond the Horizon.
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“Am I a twisted cherub, face half-skeleton, half-laced ribbon? I glisten at times, but. I am more than my skin suggests, more than a body of sin. I have scriptures in my lips.”
— Lisa Marie Basile, Forgiveness (via mossful)
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John Sibley Williams, from “Counterglow”
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“When people fall in love with love they fling themselves in the abyss.”
— Marina Tsvetaeva, from Bride of Ice: New Selected Poems; As People Listen Intently.
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dictionary poem iii by mica k
gildedmouths thanks for the word choice! :)
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As I Was Moving Ahead Occasionally I Saw Brief Glimpses of Beauty (Jonas Mekas, 2000)
#As I Was Moving Ahead Occasionally I Saw Brief Glimpses of Beauty#Jonas Mekas#sanctuary#film stills#v
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Scar is comparable to Siegfried’s invisible point of mortality, a non-scar, but a trace reserved for the passage of death, a door requirig a password, scar adds something: a visible or invisible fibrous tissue that really or allegorically replaces a loss of substance which is therefore not lost but added to, augmentation of memory by a small mnesic growth. Unlike scar, stigmata takes away, removes substance, carves out a place for itself.
Stigmata are traces of a sting.
Hélène Cixous, Stigmata: Escaping Texts (tr. Eric Prenowitz)
#Hélène Cixous#Stigmata: Escaping Texts#Eric Prenowitz#Stigmata#essays#quotes#excerpts#language is a wound#translations#from my collection#v
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hatred of terfs isn't a love for trans women, hatred of nazis isn't a love for jewish people, hatred of the police isn't a love for black people. you should always be emphasising your support and love for the oppressed before you talk about your hatred of the oppressor.
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salemwitchtr*als is a terf. stop reblogging her.
salemwitchtr*als recommended an article (“our holy book”) from the transmisogynistic & otherwise transphobic website gender identity watch; said article stirs transmisogynistic paranoia by casting trans women as invaders of women’s spaces. it appears she later removed said link from her recommendations post after this was pointed out, but did so w/o openly acknowledging its rhetoric… or saying anything to combat transmisogyny.
the recommendations post:
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the gender identity watch article:
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as further confirmation of transmisogynistic politics: here, salemwitchtri*ls appears in the notes of vl*dtheunfollower, who’s been an open terf for a long time now… this is on vl*d’s post about being a terf on this website. (clicking “show more notes” once will show the screenname salemwitchtr*als.)
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“Eating is an act of absolute trust, for how can we know what is in the food we are given?”
- Sarah Sceats, Food, Consumption and the Body in Contemporary Women’s Fiction.
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— TONY BARNSTONE.
#Nightmare Kiss#Tony Barnstone#a kiss is the beginning of cannibalism#folie a deux#any two things are a terror#v#quotes
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