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Natalie Díaz, from “Isn't the Air Also a Body, Moving?”, Postcolonial Love Poem

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- leonard cohen

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Issey Miyake A/W 1990 | © Irving Penn

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thinking about jeff buckley being asked, "how do you want to be remembered?" and answering with, "as a good friend."

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Devin Kelly, All that wanting, right?

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(eartholane)

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Karen Park-Goude for Visionaire N°19 (1996) Photography: Jean-Paul Goude

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Caren Jepkemei Love Magazine #24 ph. Campbell Addy

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Dave Muller Self Portrait in the Studio, 2006

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Rainer Maria Rilke, Rilke’s Book of Hours

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Fortune teller/art zines for sale in my shop :)

They’re all different, come folded and in full color with different themes and messages of encouragement (or debauchery).

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In groundbreaking news this week I found a poem I loved in high school after 10+ years of not knowing what it was called or who wrote it!

Wings of Song, by Don McKay (as featured in the 2005 Griffin Poetry Prize book)

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Adau Aguer by Ben Kern for Latest Magazine August 2023

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Claudia Rankine, Citizen

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"I am being joyful in this very instant because I refuse to be defeated: so I love. As an answer. Impersonal love, it love, is love: even the love that doesn't work out, even the love that ends."

Água Viva, by Clarice Lispector

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“However bad life is, what’s important is to make something interesting out of it. And that has a lot to do with the physical world, with looking at stuff, snow and light and the smell of your screen door and whatever constitutes your phenomenal existence from moment to moment. How consoling—that this stuff goes on and that you can keep thinking about it and making that into something on the page.”

— Anne Carson explains an idea that she and Alice Munro have in common (attachment to the physical world and the details in life), from The Art of Poetry No. 88, Paris Review  (via podencos)