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Okay, this legitimately makes a lot of sense, Dar.

Susan Stewart, Poetry and the Fate of the Senses

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Dogs.  <3

more animal posts?

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For you, my heart is like milk.  It came in a carton, but then you drank it.

Compulsive Landscapers

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Sometimes  he would sadden me so greatly that  even my  poems would  end up in tears.

The Short Poems Series by Royla Asghar  (via poems-of-madness)

so deep

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ug I can’t stand what a bad person he is.

Neal Brennan on why Trump is the biggest snowflake of them all.

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Aaaaahhh, I wish I lived in Britain!!!

ah.hyeong

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Love and tolerance!   ♥

https://www.instagram.com/pbuddhaproject/

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What I really needed!  It’s so poetic...

“This year, I’ll love myself a bit more.”

-DY // an eight word resolution // and maybe, I’ll get over you, too 

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losing you didn’t just mean i lost a significant other losing you meant i lost my best friend

a double edged sword (cc, 2017)

so true </3

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Anyone else catch “wolverine” pearl? We did and we love it!

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We had so many good times.  </3

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This is offensive because it’s straight!

This old timey 1911 ad teaches you how to kiss a girl in the most bizarre way possible.

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We keep on exchanging “I miss you"s, and it’s funny and it’s sad how it seems that none of us did anything just to see each other again.

ma.c.a // Hurtful Lies (via vomitingwords)

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“What is a queen without her king?” I don’t know, but let’s ask Cleopatra, Nefertiti, Hatshepsut, Sammuramat, Victoria, Elizabeth, Amina, Tzu-hsi and the countless other kingless queens who turned mere kingdoms into the greatest of Empires.

Nikita Gill (via meanwhilepoetry)

FEMINISM, WOO

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Reminds me of my ex. </3  I still love you bb

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into the unknown

caught on camera // transforming the ordinary into the extraordinary.

Much of the world’s beauty lies in the tiny little details, the details we so often fail to notice. We marvel at the beauty that lies before us without taking the time to appreciate the infinite small wonders that exist to create it. But if we alter our perspective even in the slightest amount, we can turn the mundane into the exceptional. It can completely change the way we see the world. here’s to transforming the ordinary into the extraordinary.