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new matt berninger album… don’t call don’t text. i’m busy

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it is absolutely essential to have friends you can have extremely insane pervert conversations with. this is kind of what makes life worth living

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Pierre Imans, emotion on male mannequins, 1930

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DYKE UP OR DIE. #PRIDEMONTH.

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i love zlibrary

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Behind the scenes filming of the Lizzie McGuire theme song

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Bottom Of The River - Delta Rae

The wolves will chase you by the pale moonlight drive your son like a railroad spike don’t you lift him, let him drown alive let that fever make the water rise..

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Joan Baez, 1977 © Norman Seeff.

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Today I encountered an especially pathetic Italian greyhound. His owner told me that a gust of wind once blew him into a lake.

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surefire never fail way to summon me like batman. this question is my favorite question. and i guarantee you i am always going to know the answer. it was human nature by michael jackson btw

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A Moveable Feast｜Penthouse 1979. ph Earl Miller

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Well now that it's summer who wants to fall in love

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Anyone who has ever had a heart Oh oh wouldn’t turn around and break it half Anyone who has ever played a part They’re not gonna turn around and hate

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hi! i love your writing omg. do you have any poetry or novel recommendations?

hiiii so i hung onto this question for a bit because i wanted to really curate the list but i started majorly overthinking it so instead i'm going to go with my first thought, which is usually my best thought. i'll skip the usual suspects unless i think the recommendation bears reiterating. only three books have ever really made me cry, and they're all on this list. this is not an in depth assortment, more like a primer of sorts. a big START HERE ->

POETRY: dream work — mary oliver war of the foxes — richard siken grapefruit — yoko ono faithful and virtuous night — louise gluck bright dead things — ada limon

FICTION: lie with me — philippe besson giovanni's room — james baldwin til we have faces — cs lewis open, heaven — sean hewitt

PLAYS: angels in america — tony kushner cat on a hot tin roof — tennessee williams death of a salesman — arthur miller

OTHER THINGS I THINK EVERYONE SHOULD READ IF THEY WANT TO: walk two moons — sharon creech ("childrens" lit, but nevertheless a book that left a lasting impression on me, i still think about it often) the anne of green gables series (the first four/five books are like... perfect fiction) the epic of gilgamesh (pick any translation that's accessible to you, it does not matter, i have read stephen mitchell's and andrew george's) aesop's fables (& i am so serious about this) psalms (yeah like from the bible)

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it’s called having a heart of gold you fucking idiot