academia-core:

mood

sweatermuppet:

from dear layal by hala alyan, published in the twenty-ninth year

[Text ID: Some things can only be endured. /End ID]

luthienne:

Alex Dimitrov, from Love and Other Poems; “Love”

[Text ID: I love that instant when an arc of light passes through a room and I’m reminded that everything really is moving. // I love August and its sadness. // I love Sunday for that, too.]

luthienne:

Alex Dimitrov, from Love and Other Poems; “Suddenly, Summer”

[Text ID: There were days I didn’t go out / and days I couldn’t remember. / Sometimes I sat at my desk / watching the trees outside blooming, / as if we had nothing in common. / They had the sun, / I had the sun through a window. / They were beginning, / I was unsure what I was.]

luthienne:

this one’s for all the daughters who look like their fathers. we are in this together

weltenwellen:

“James Baldwin, The Art of Fiction No. 78”, An Interview by Jordan Elgrably

girlballs:

okay time to sit in the dark like a creature or else my brain will explode

leyrey:

sunlight

anexperimentallife: