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metamorphesque · 1 year
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Indigo
Sanober Khan, Aron Wiesenfeld, Marie Muravski, Li-Young Lee, Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni, Leconté Dill, @solavey, Pablo Picasso, Tamino, Maggie Nelson
buy me a coffee
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sicknessinmotion · 7 months
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your father is your biggest wound.
li-young lee // the front bottoms - father // shameless (tv show - united states) // franz wright // mary ruefle // unknown.
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morepeachyogurt · 2 years
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i love you, still, i’m sorry it’s not enough
1. silas denver melvin (@sweatermuppet) // 2. miren asiain lora // 3. nikki giovanni // 4. uma thurman // 5. @postsecret // 6. yves olade // 7. sufjan stevens via @promqueendyke // 8. anonymous response on a uquiz // 9. li-young lee // 10. @lovelornnn // 11. @heavensghost // 12. the avett brothers
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faunary · 2 years
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“Aperitivo,” Hannibal | “Digestivo,” Hannibal | Phoebe Bridgers, “Killer” | Sylvia Plath, “Poem for a Birthday: Who” | Erica Jong, “Where it Begins” | Mitski, “Abbey” | Julia Kristeva, Powers of Horror | Li-Young Lee, “The Cleaving,” from The City In Which I Love You | deleted lines from “Ouef,” Hannibal | Ada Limón, “Lies About Sea Creatures,” from Bright Dead Things | Simone Weil, Waiting for God | Louise Glück, “Timor Mortis,” from Vita Nova | Catherynne M Valente, The Bread We Eat in Dreams | “The Wrath of the Lamb,” Hannibal | Anne Carson, “To Compostela,” Plainwater
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lillyli-74 · 5 months
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Then you’ll remember your life as a book of candles, each page read by the light of its own burning.
~Li-Young Lee
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this hour and what is dead, li-young lee / the last temptation (1988) dir. martin scorsese / calvary, william butler yeats / the sparrow, mary doria russell
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unalteredgraces · 1 year
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aristotle and dante discover the secrets of the universe by benjamin alire sáenz // father and son dancing by brian kershisnik // the pain scale by eula biss // the last of us part II // folding a five-cornered star so the corners meet by li-young lee // x //  funeral by phoebe bridgers // trista mateer 
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benitariums · 2 months
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a story, li-young lee
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profanityandprose · 1 year
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“Secret body of deep liquor, I taste you down to your secret.”
— Li-Young Lee, Always a Rose.
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derangedrhythms · 1 year
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Li-Young Lee, The City in Which I Love You; from ‘This Room and Everything in It’
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metamorphesque · 1 year
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— Li-Young Lee, I Loved You Before I Was Born
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oldwinesoul · 9 months
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Childhood? Which childhood? The one that didn't last? The one in which you learned to be afraid...?
Li-Young Lee, "A Hymn to Childhood," Ink Knows No Borders: Poems of the Immigrant and Refugee Experience
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“One Heart” by Li-Young Lee
Look at the birds. Even flying is born
out of nothing. The first sky is inside you, open
at either end of day. The work of wings was always freedom, fastening one heart to every fallen thing.
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gustaving · 8 months
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“Love Succeeding,” by Li-Young Lee
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whisperthatruns · 1 year
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Eating Together
In the steamer is the trout   seasoned with slivers of ginger, two sprigs of green onion, and sesame oil.   We shall eat it with rice for lunch,   brothers, sister, my mother who will   taste the sweetest meat of the head,   holding it between her fingers   deftly, the way my father did   weeks ago. Then he lay down   to sleep like a snow-covered road   winding through pines older than him,   without any travelers, and lonely for no one.
Li-Young Lee, Rose (1986) (Poetry Foundation)
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wholenessblooming · 10 months
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Li-Young Lee, "From Blossoms"
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