a wind has blown the rain away and blown the sky away and all the leaves away, and the trees stand. I think i too have known autumn too long (and what have you to say, wind wind wind--did you love somebody and have you the petal of somewhere in your heart pinched from dumb summer? O crazy daddy of death dance cruelly for us and start the last leaf whirling in the final brain of air!)Let us as we have seen see doom's integration........a wind has blown the rain away and the leaves and the sky and the trees stand: the trees stand. The trees, suddenly wait against the moon's face. - e.e. cummings
+ Song of Myself + Frequently Asked Questions + Recent Happenings
I’m surprised I haven’t seen this done already. I hope someone with more talent than me tries to remake this.
ding ding ding you are correct and won the grand prize of ten thousand sighs beginning now
sigh sigh sigh sigh sigh sigh sigh sigh….
making a new f riend
reaLIZING TOO LATE THAT YOU DONT WANT TO BE FRIENDS WITH THEM
Judge Mathis, speaking the truth (via thatprettyoddfeminist)
facts on facts on facts
(via charcoalcloud)
‘stop being overdramatic’ they say
‘i dont know what you mean’ i say as i descend from the ceiling, surrounded by mist
David Dennis: The media seems to forget about New Orleans and any place that the middle class can’t easily relate to“Now take a moment and imagine a Mother’s Day Parade in the suburbs of Denver, a neighborhood in Edina or a plaza in Austin where bullets rain down on civilians and even hit children. I can’t help but imagine the around-the-clock news coverage. And I can’t help but think it’s because most of America can identify with the fear of being bombarded with gunfire while just enjoying a parade in the middle of town. But America can’t identify with being at a parade in the “inner city” where “gang violence” erupts. The “oh my God, that could happen to me” factor isn’t present with a story about New Orleans or the Chicago southside.”
I didn’t even hear about it ONCE on the news, that is saying something.
