#SPOKEN WORD PIECE

[ohwaitwhatdamn]

I’m standing at the edge of the Pacific Ocean

getting pelted in my face with hail

I’m screaming into the void

but no one can hear me over the roaring

The wind is embracing the angry waves

and creating an offspring of saltwater

Sticky and humid across my skin

The air thick and sweet

The ocean keeps my private thoughts

deep down and buried

I brought the humidity back to Seattle

with me and it sticks to my knees

It’s a fair price to pay for something that

knows my feelings and thoughts

[crinj-central]

I feel like Loki might've grown up with VERY complex feelings surrounding his birth, which were only perpetrated by the villagers. Not only because of the prophecy, but the fact that Harald was forced to have him and had to divorce his first wife. This could be another reason why he lashed out against Hajrudin, Harald's wanted child.

This is why I think that Harald's last words could be something along the line of "thank you for being born".

[lionofstone]

something that sticks out to me about the mcr show is like. the black parade ends so bleakly. the government puppet becoming a suicide bomber after the death of gerard way and the mournful cello… but then‼️ the band regroups on a different stage and keeps playing!!! art lives on a continues to challenge us and continues to inspire us…anyway

[rambrandt-the-painter]

i hate reading and im checking mariam webster to figure out how to use punctuation marks but im still writing weirdly artful furry porn.

never give up on your dreams!!!!

[unforgivingchorus]

I’m back on my Tim Drake doesn’t have a Bristol accent agenda! He only lived in Bristol for max 2 years and that’s including the time he lived with Bruce. Until 14 he spent his time moving between various houses across Gotham City and in various boarding schools in Gotham. (No I don’t know why Gotham has multiple boarding schools or why Tim went to multiple boarding schools). He lived with Bruce in Wayne manor at 14, but by 14/15 his dad woke up from the coma and they bought drake manor. Living in drake manor for, maybe a year and a half, before at 16 they have to sell the manor, and they move to a brownstone in Gotham city proper again. Then when Jack dies, sometime very soon after that he barely has time to live in Bristol again before the Red Robin happens where he is (probably freshly) 17. Your accent is pretty well developed when you reach 14, and none of the boarding schools are in Bristol, or implied to have alot of students from them. Even then he only spends his school time there, the rest of the time he spends all across Gotham. That is to say his accent is probably a non-dialectical version of a Gotham accent. Something ambiguously middle class but could just as easily be upper middle class or working class. He probably favours the accent of a certain area in Gotham but he also probably mixes slang and specific dialectical features. This is all to say anyone realistic wouldn’t be able to differentiate his accent from a crime ally accent, and Gotham natives wouldn’t be able to place where exactly in Gotham he’s from other than to say where he isn’t from. He probably just sounds like he’s from a New Jersey that locked itself culturally off from even the rest of New Jersey and spawned a new weirder New Jersey accent.

[thatfriendlyanon]

has anyone else listened to "hymn" by the narcissist cookbook please i am losing my mind /pos

[bychiamaka]

AMERICA HAS A PROBLEM.

How can we make a change?

[ghostieblotts]

hi, what does naff mean? (I googled it and it said it was British and meant unfashionable but I don't think that's how you used it)

That is correct! The way I use it is very broadened, to be perfectly honest. I often use it in a sense of being unimpressive, disappointing, or generally not very good. On its own, I'd say that naff is maybe slightly better than bad but worse than an absolute middle on the scale of quality? (The way some people use mid reminds me of how I use naff). However, I use intensifiers to play fast and loose with it, so I'm not exactly consistent, and I will use it to express more negative meanings (is this ironic understatement or genuinely having a more negative meaning? I really don't know!).

This is a great question and now I'm wondering whether the broadened way I use it is local to my social group and area, or whether this is a change in meaning covering a larger area that webpages and dictionaries haven't quite caught up with. This is also, at least with the imprecision of use that I use it with, a really awkward word to try and define. Thank you very much for the ask I am going down research rabbit holes

[larrikinisahimbo]

Starting with "The revolution is about to televised" when you're performing for an institution that literally pushes military propaganda, and who also would have signed off AND approved the performance before hand, and people are praising you for "sticking it to the powers" as if you did not spend the past 15 months with complete silence about Congo, Sudan, Palestine who are being decimated by your country, while claiming your life and art is about activism is certainly as USAmerican as it gets.

[blazingstar29]

being trans is like being given a really bizarre gift for your birthday which you should be grateful for becuase it’s the thought that counts and you know that some people would absolutely love it but also what are you meant to do with it? so you kinda just keep it around and it just haunts you from its place on the shelf until you bite the bullet to throw it out or just learn to live with it

[rustbeltjessie]

Listen/purchase: Jessie Lynn McMains - Ode to Awesome by Various Artists

The kind of kiss that melts your kneecaps is awesome! Opening a new box of paints is awesome! James Williamson’s guitar riff in The Stooges’ “Search and Destroy” is awesome! Red lipstick, green tea with honey on a rainy day, the secret glow of nightjars—awesome!

[thebrokendollassassin]

what's the greatest mistake you've ever made, illumi?

"I don't make mistakes." and yet, even when he spoke those words... "I don't." was he trying to convince himself?

[jesuisgourde]

Nick Cave show was awesome also it was 2 and a half hours plus an encore that was like a whole other set that i left early. Admittedly i have large gaps in my knowledge of the bad seeds discography but i had a great time and he played tupelo and mercy seat which are the two songs I wanted to hear live so that was great.

[nuoc7mia]

i’ve been trying to annotate songs recently but i fear i need to train my attention span again bc i get tired after like 20 mins 😭😭

[clownboybebop]

thinking of committing a cardinal sin and making a youtube video essay

[rastronomicals]

1:06 AM EDT June 13, 2024:

Cillian Murphy -   "In The Morning (Exclusive Spoken Word Piece)" From the album Late Night Tales: Nils Frahm (September 11, 2015)

Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last.fm

'Late Night Tales and its predecessor Another Late Night are the names of two related series of artist-curated compilation albums released by Azuli Records in the UK until 2009 when the independent record label Night Time Stories took over the series. Both series were started by the author A.W. Wilde. The tracks on the albums are selected and mixed by a diverse selection of artists asked by Late Night Tales to create the ultimate late night mix.'

And Nils Frahm 'is a German musician, composer, and record producer based in Berlin. He is known for combining classical and electronic music and for an unconventional approach to the piano in which he mixes a grand piano, upright piano, Roland Juno-60, Rhodes piano, drum machines, and Moog Taurus.'