#afterletters

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It seemed more honest to remain silent.

Ingeborg Bachmann, quoted by R. Kolewe in 'Afterletters: From an essay on desire'

[junomemo]

a god of destruction: BERTHOLDT HOOVER

1. Wikipedia, “Children in the military” / 2. Kane, Andrew Edmund. “How to Be a Dog” + “The Door of Hope.” Attack on Titan / 3. Amichai, Yehuda. “Wildpeace”. / 4. Half-Light: Collected Poems. Bidart, Frank + “To You, 2,000 Years Later: The Fall of Shiganshina.” Attack on Titan / 5. AJJ, “All the Dead Kids” / 6. Mares, Ashley. “PSALM OF SCATTERED ASHES” + [2.] / 7. Afterletters. Bachmann, Ingeborg. Kolewe, R. / 8. Wikipedia, “Remorse” + “Charge.” Attack on Titan / 9. Henry and June. Nin, Anaïs / 10. The Oresteia. Aeschylus. + “Midnight Sun.” Attack on Titan

edit: changed the quote of the final photo

[prabathtatz]

#hismothers #potraittattoo #afterletters #indian #beforeworking #newthingsadded (at Cyprus) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bo-unW7hjx5/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=ptf856589dco

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Ingeborg Bachmann, quoted by R. Kolewe in 'Afterletters: One hour, or two'

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R. Kolewe, Afterletters; from 'No Letters' (based on quotations from Ingeborg Bachmann and Isaiah 59:21)

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I have been silent for so long, thought of you so much

Ingeborg Bachmann, quoted by R. Kolewe in 'Afterletters: A summary, a part'

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Ingeborg Bachmann, quoted by R. Kolewe in 'Afterletters: In the mirror it's Sunday '

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Ingeborg Bachmann, quoted by R. Kolewe in 'Afterletters: Under the shadows, the roses'

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R. Kolewe, Afterletters; from 'Unsent, unreceived' (based on quotations from Ingeborg Bachmann)

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silence-mad

R. Kolewe, Afterletters; from 'But as he read it was all plain'

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R. Kolewe, Afterletters; from 'Unsent, unreceived' (based on a quotation from Ingeborg Bachmann)

TEXT ID: Because I want you to write again everything is as usual.

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Try for a moment to forget I was silent for so long and so insistently.

R. Kolewe, Afterletters; from 'Decorrelation'