wordsarewindows
wordsarewindows
words are windows.
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what do you see through them?
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wordsarewindows · 5 months ago
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"if love was contagious, i might be immune to it
pain's like cold water, your brain just gets used to it."
-Noah Kahan, Pain Is Cold Water
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wordsarewindows · 5 months ago
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watercolor
i am a watercolor painting
of everyone i've ever loved,
every book i've ever read,
every song i've ever heard,
every place i've ever been,
every word i've ever said,
every tear i've ever cried,
every bone i've broken,
every wound i've mended & still mend,
this painting is beautiful
& painful & perfect & flawed,
and it's mine.
every single stroke
contains exactly who i am.
but there are days
when i want to burn this painting
until its colors melt & mingle
into a black nothingness,
and when a voice whispers
to put down the brush,
to throw it and myself
into the flames with every fiber
of force i have.
but another voice remarks,
"what a waste of paint.
don't you want to see
who you become?"
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wordsarewindows · 5 months ago
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hiraeth - a homesickness for a home you can't return to, or that never was.
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wordsarewindows · 5 months ago
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I am full of love for everyone. And everything is soft and vague and very sad. It is sad, it is sad. But everything has meaning. - Virginia Woolf
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wordsarewindows · 6 months ago
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the butterfly: part 1
the longer i lay
the worse i feel.
this cocoon is small
and i am changing,
i can feel it.
i feel myself breaking down,
i am losing my shape.
i am losing my legs,
my arms, my skin,
i am losing my heart.
i don’t know what “i” means anymore.
i am a puddle,
i am undifferentiated matter.
i am nothing,
i am everything,
i feel no world around me,
yet it is all i feel.
what am i?
where did “i” go?
i miss myself, i want me back.
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wordsarewindows · 6 months ago
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do statues feel pain?
delicate marble,
forceful sculptor.
sharp edges,
formed from sharp strokes
across the stone.
the artist pours his anger
into his work.
which, motionless,
endures it all.
it transforms,
the chisel guiding
its new shape.
it doesnt feel pain;
at least thats what
the artist assumes.
but he wouldn’t care if it did.
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wordsarewindows · 6 months ago
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hair-dye stained pillowcase
the memory of you stains my mind.
i dont care to wash it out.
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