#September

[theamericanpin-up]

Alberto Vargas - "Miss America" - September 1942 Esquire Magazine Varga Girl Gatefold Illustration – Gatefold # 22 of 63 – Verse by Phil Stack - This lovely creation has earned a vacation For she is a symbol, today, Of all the career girls, those deadly sincere girls Who fought for the old U.S.A.; She’s taken dictation with speed and elation From men who are running the show, And gotten out orders that stream from the borders To cover poor Adolf with woe; She’s not out romancing or dining or dancing … Her heart has already been won, And her recreation throughout the duration Is writing a lad-with-a-gun; So join the cheer for a hard-working dear As she turns from her toil and relaxes, She’s shown we’re a nation that will take dictation - But not if it comes from the Axis!

[geopsych]

Even as I stood there this looked fictional.

[lone-nyctophile]

[givelizardsswords]

oh, yOU KNOW,,

[iguessweallcrazyithinktho]

[flowerytale]

Sylvia Plath, The Letters of Sylvia Plath Volume I: 1940–1956

[nicostiel]

#relatable

[annesadei]

[aspaceofsoul]

[ourobores]

SEPTEMBER

song of the simple truth: the complete poems - julia de burgos / a september day - george henry / excerpt from a letter to aurelia plath - sylvia plath / french autumn - artem tolstukhin / earthquake weather - janice gould / blue shutters - kim english / a girl ago - lucie brock-broido / little women (2019) dir. greta gerwig / september garden party - jane kenyon / constanze saemann and charlotte foubert photographed by ryan brabazon / september 1st - dante émile

[cheap-pack-of-cigarettes]

Ive had this saved in my phone since April

[asofthesea]

[magpie-misfortunes]

look all i'm asking for is forehead kisses and academic validation and autumn and museum dates and cold bedsheets and misty mornings and baggy sweaters okay???????

[metamorphesque]

― Ali Smith, The Whole Story and Other Stories

[text ID: It was a Sunday in September. There would only be four.]

[bob-belcher]

[darkpoetrynprose]

“September days have the warmth of summer in their briefer hours, but in their lengthening evenings a prophetic breath of autumn.” 

― Rowland E. Robinson