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tylerspangler · 11 hours
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Artwork Copyright © Tyler Spangler
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warakami-vaporwave · 22 hours
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Sakura Aloha (wallpaper version)
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tapakah0 · 20 hours
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garadinervi · 20 hours
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Portugal, 25 de Abril de 1974 / 2024 — 50
25 de Abril 1974 by Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen Esta é a madrugada que eu esperava O dia inicial inteiro e limpo Onde emergimos da noite e do silêncio E livres habitamos a substância do tempo – [from 'O nome das coisas', 1977]
25th April 1974 by Sophia de Mello Breyner This is the dawn I was waiting for The first day whole and pure When we emerged from night and silence Alive into substance of time – Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen, (1977), 25th April 1974, in Marine Rose. Selected Poems, Translated by Ruth Fainlight, Black Swan Books, Redding Ridge, CT, 1988, p. 56
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997 · 23 hours
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tylerspangler · 18 hours
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Artwork Copyright © Tyler Spangler
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designeverywhere · 1 hour
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Ariola - StarMix (1999)
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hagiharatakuya · 13 hours
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萩原 卓哉/Hagihara Takuya
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garadinervi · 20 hours
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Langston Hughes, Kids Who Die (1938), in The Collected Poems of Langston Hughes, (1994), Edited with an Introduction by Arnold Rampersad, Alfred A. Knopf, New York, NY, 1997, pp. 210-211
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«My one regret about my fine time of learning and discovery at Columbia is the knowledge that other African Americans who later went on to become movers and shakers in the world were turned away from the university. […] Langston Hughes, accepted at Columbia University in the early twenties, was denied a room in the dormitory because he was black. He lived in the Harlem YMCA, spent much of his time exploring the cultural attractions of Harlem, and dropped out after only a year at Columbia. He eventually graduated from Lincoln, a black college in Pennsylvania. By 1926, he had published his first volume of poetry. The rest is history.» – Wendy Jones, Columbia and Race: In the Right and in the Wrong, «Write Columbia's History». C250 Perspectives, Columbia University, New York, NY, [2003-2004]
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axelcormont · 4 hours
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Jungle urbaine, 2024
Par Axel Cormont
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you will get through this night by @danielhowell: concept hardcovers
FAKE! all designed by me ☀️
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originalhaffigaza · 9 hours
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thisisrealy2kok · 16 hours
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garadinervi · 21 hours
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Margaret Walker, The Ballad of the Free [from Prophets for a New Day, Broadside Press, 1970], in This is My Century. New and Collected Poems, (1942, 1970, 1973), The University of Georgia Press, Athens, GA, and London, 1989, pp. 60-61
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