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WHY YOU SHOULD WRITE HORRIBLY:

1. You’ll never write anything if you don’t

#anything worthwhile is worth doing badly!! #or something along those lines

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Happiness Will Come To You.

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reading does take a lot of effort and it is difficult. that’s why you should do it!

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Some stars from my journals

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it's a poem about space, see?

image credits and information can be found here

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Along the Coast (1958) dir. Agnès Varda

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“I know, you never intended to be in this world. But you’re in it all the same. So why not get started immediately. I mean, belonging to it. There is so much to admire, to weep over. And to write music or poems about. Bless the feet that take you to and fro. Bless the eyes and the listening ears. Bless the tongue, the marvel of taste. Bless touching. You could live a hundred years, it’s happened. Or not. I am speaking from the fortunate platform of many years, none of which, I think, I ever wasted. Do you need a prod? Do you need a little darkness to get you going? Let me be as urgent as a knife, then, and remind you of Keats, so single of purpose and thinking, for a while, he had a lifetime.”

— Mary Oliver, from The Fourth Sign of the Zodiac

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Ways to Beg, T. J. Sandella

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ordinary things, s.t

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THE SECRET GARDEN  – 1993,  dir: Agnieszka Holland

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sometimes I see pictures from when I was younger and it makes me wonder why I spent so much time hating myself. sweet little baby me. I was still growing. I was still learning. I was still getting used to my own skin. I didn’t deserve that

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“too much love” - photo sequence by katja kemnitz

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“tsar ivan groznyy”, 1991. dir. gennadiy vasilev .

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woolgathering by patti smith

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cemeteries aren't creepy they're actually devoted to memory and rest and love and humanity

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(via)

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Autumn (L'Automne), Marcel Hanoun, 1972