Making someone feel seen, heard, and understood is the loudest way to love them.
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@espasso
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siir
icimde bir cadi var hissediyorum
oyle bir cadi ki aynaya baktigimda
benden ote birsey goruyorum
beni benden ileri iten
beni gecmisten koparan bir cadi
iste bu cadinin yapmasi gerekenler icimde doguyor
gunes gibi yavas yavas biz kendimize ne kadar yakiniz
biz kadinlar ne kadar vahsiyiz
bir yuruyusle hersey degisiyor
had such a nice day
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Untitled, 2012, Etel Adnan
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Untitled (2016), Etel Adnan
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“brit marling” parantezinde : “the oa” & “I origins” /
”persona”, bergman - “a l'aube”, feu! chatterton
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Daiana Ruiz
behance.net/daianaruiz
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Ariana Papademetropoulos.
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captain fantastic
http://unutulmazfilmler.co/captain-fantastic-kaptan-fantastik.html/?player=pub-player&part=2
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The Red Wheelbarrow Launch Audio in a New Window
BY WILLIAM CARLOS WILLIAMSso much depends
upon
a red wheel
barrow
glazed with rain
water
beside the white
chickens
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VIII. The Dog & The Perfume Bottle (a free translation)
“My beautiful dog, my good little doggy, my pooch, come here and breath in the wonderful cologne I’ve just bought at the best perfume shop in town.”
And the dog, while wagging his tale—a gesture, I believe, that corresponds to laughter and smiles among these poor creatures—ran up and stuck his moist nose with curiosity into the unstoppered bottle. Recoiling suddenly with fear, however, he barked at me as if in reproach.
“Ah! miserable dog, if I’d offered you a package of excrement, you’d have sniffed it with pleasure. You might have devoured it. So, dog—my sad life’s undeserving companion—you resemble the public that one must never exasperate with delicate perfumes. Better, instead, to offer them carefully chosen manure.”
From Le Spleen de Paris,
Charles Baudelaire
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In Golden Gate Park That Day . .
BY LAWRENCE FERLINGHETTI
In Golden Gate Park that day
a man and his wife were coming along
thru the enormous meadow
which was the meadow of the world
He was wearing green suspenders
and carrying an old beat-up flute
in one hand
while his wife had a bunch of grapes
which she kept handing out
individually
to various squirrels
as if each
were a little joke
And then the two of them came on
thru the enormous meadow
which was the meadow of the world
and then
at a very still spot where the trees dreamed
and seemed to have been waiting thru all time
for them
they sat down together on the grass
without looking at each other
and ate oranges
without looking at each other
and put the peels
in a basket which they seemed
to have brought for that purpose
without looking at each other
And then
he took his shirt and undershirt off
but kept his hat on
sideways
and without saying anything
fell asleep under it
And his wife just sat there looking
at the birds which flew about
calling to each other
in the stilly air
as if they were questioning existence
or trying to recall something forgotten
But then finally
she too lay down flat
and just lay there looking up
at nothing
yet fingering the old flute
which nobody played
and finally looking over
at him
without any particular expression
except a certain awful look
of terrible depression
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gün gelir hata yapmayı da özlersin
doğrular sarar tatsızca dört yanını
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