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    Source: rainydayrecesstoo
    • 4 months ago
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  • Letters to impossibilities: Hallelujah

    ponderingcomplications:

    I forget myself
    between the pages
    of your crooked smile.
    My fingers brush
    the column of your spine,
    and I lose myself there, too.

    I press my lips
    to the nape of your neck
    and I’m colored green with envy.
    I want to hold you
    the way your skin does.
    I want to be the one to keep you safe.

    You’re the…

    Source: ponderingcomplications
    • 4 months ago
    • 573 notes
  • showslow:

    People don’t change 

    They just reveal themselves

    So true

    Source: showslow
    • 4 months ago
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  • seblester:

Advice I always give to students. I’ve been told by professionals I should not go into teaching.

    seblester:

    Advice I always give to students. I’ve been told by professionals I should not go into teaching.

    Source: seblester
    • 5 months ago
    • 597 notes
  • “You can change your wife, your politics, your religion, but never, never can you change your favourite football team.”
    — Eric Cantona (via harfandiaks)
    Source: harfandiaks
    • 5 months ago
    • 492 notes
  • A Monsoon of Words: Repeat After Me

    alfaazkibarsaat:

    There will be days when you don’t find your body beautiful. When that reflection in your mirror is the furthest thing from perfection you’ve seen. Your eyes will cringe at the extra inches round your waist, the missing gap between your thighs, the body bags under your eyes. And when I say days, I…

    Source: alfaazkibarsaat
    • 5 months ago
    • 864 notes
  • erica-écrivait: A Platonic Tale of Two Friends

    erica-ecrivait:

    He said to her, “I trust you.”
    He said, “I know you care.”
    He said, “I’ll tell you all the things
    That I’ve never dared to share.”
    They talked until they both used up
    Every word that they both knew
    She said to him, “I wish so much
    I could tell you what to do.”

    She said to him, “I’m sorry.”
    She…

    Source: erica-ecrivait
    • 5 months ago
    • 471 notes
  • Source: missfortyseven
    • 5 months ago
    • 161 notes
  • erica-écrivait: A Platonic Tale of Two Friends

    erica-ecrivait:

    He said to her, “I trust you.”
    He said, “I know you care.”
    He said, “I’ll tell you all the things
    That I’ve never dared to share.”
    They talked until they both used up
    Every word that they both knew
    She said to him, “I wish so much
    I could tell you what to do.”

    She said to him, “I’m sorry.”
    She…

    Source: erica-ecrivait
    • 5 months ago
    • 471 notes
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