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Greatness inspires envy, envy breeds resentment and resentment produces lies.
Voldemort.
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Depression is excess of the past.
Anxiety is excess of the future.
Stress is excess of the present.
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Sometimes I think about different ways in life. I don't know what it will happen in the future, I will propobably study to be a lawyer, but it was not possible. I just know that I definitly wish to become in the better option of myself.
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Some time ago a girl told me
-you look very pretty
and I answered her
-I'm always pretty
and a boy answers me
- you're a narcissist for saying that
I kept thinking and I answered
- if I don't say it, who else will?

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She smiles regardless of the cracks in her heart. because flowers like her, still bloom in the middle of the desert.
Ana Suarez

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What fault do the readings have that their hearts like the impossible?
What is the fault of the readers for loving strongly a character made of ink and paper?
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I used to have fun and now... no
I used to laugh and now I don't know how to do it
I used to go out to play now I don't have time
I used to get good grades now I can't
I used to be happy, and I didn't know it
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Stop worrying about what tomorrow may bring. Focus on what you can control. Stay positive. Enjoy today. Expect good things to come.
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Gratitude is the key to a happy life that we hold in our hands , because if we are not grateful no matter how much we have , we will not be happy , because we always want something more.
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A Greek Verse for Ophelia
The afternoon I knew your death–
the summer’s purest, the almonds
had grown up to the sky,
and the loom halted in the rainbow’s
ninth colour. How, by the white rim, did
her movement go?
How was your flight by that thread woven
which gave almost the name of destiny?
Only the clouds uplifted in the light
told everybody’s writing, the ballad
of who has seen a kingdom and
another kingdom and remains
within the fable. They carried
your body, snow between dust branches
that have already heard the song and keep
peace of the nightingale among the tombs.
I shut the garden gates, the
castle’s high windows. Indeed I grudged
the troubadour, transmuting wood
to water, flower and lute, entry.
He sang his song; time has unravelled what
the Lord has ravelled, silver tapestry
already happening, moonlit wandering,
yet returning to the skein. Alone
you may find the shape that awaits you.
I don’t know what blue was, there and then, lonely,
I don’t know what forest imparted to
the bitter moon its enchantment, the sunflower found
under the ship on voyages that recall
the Mediterranean clear waters.
The afternoon I knew you
were leaving was death’s purest: you
were in my memory talking to me
among the lilies, in some lines by
Saint John of the Cross. What sky was there,
what hand knit slowly, what songs
brought the pain, the marvel
that is awed of being at that hour
in which the moon burst on the almonds
and burned down the jasmines. You came
by the side of the sea from where a song
is heard, perhaps from a drowning
virgin, as your steps on the land.
Then you departed through my soul, you queen
of ancient fables, dust kindred to those ships
that once seeded from sandal-
-wood and cedar the wine sea.
Alone you travelled, beautiful, in silence,
stone-beautiful; in your shoulder
a violin stopped in its tracks. The almonds in
the courtyard and the jasmines announced
a summer storm. The sky
shattered my house’s mirror, death
resounded deep in the cistern. I was
thus lost in that fiery bramble, in which
our memory conceals our loved ones.
I wore blue mourning and remained alone.
“on the eve of the longest day”.
The artist of silence.
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Without fear we are happy. gdbee
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