you ever get surprised by your own recurring issues. like come on man. I thought we were past this.
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V.E. Schwab, The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue
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me. me when a poem says something ive felt before
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unfortunately i Do feel better when i clean my living space and eat enough fruits and veggies and go outside and generally remember i am a mammal :| real pity that knowing this does not make it easier to do those things
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Tara Will, The Final Days of Summer, 2019, Pastel on paper
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{Richard siken from the war of foxes/Doc Luben, Love Letters or Suicide Notes}
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Anne Sexton, from A Self-Portrait In Letters
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May Sarton, Journal of a Solitude
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having so much love in your heart is beautiful and amazing right up until you’re alone in your bedroom clutching at your chest and whimpering like a wounded dog
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sometimes I wonder how we all survive and then I look at my best friends and I go “oh, I survive because I don’t want to leave you yet” and it makes sense. life is so hard a lot of the time, but I want one more bowl of pasta with you.
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Cathy Park Hong, from "Spring and All"
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“Deep within everyone’s heart there always remains a sense of longing for that hour, that summer, that one brief moment of blossoming. For several weeks or months, rarely longer, a beautiful young woman lives outside ordinary life. She is intoxicated. She feels as if she exists beyond time, beyond its laws; she experiences not the monotonous succession of days passing by, but moments of intense, almost desperate happiness.”
— Irène Némirovsky, from Jezebel (Vintage, 2010; first published 1936)
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May Sarton, Journal of a Solitude
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