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the-cricket-chirps · 4 months
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Joyce Mansour (Egyptian-French, Bowden, U.K. 1928–1986 Paris)
Untitled (Objet méchant) (Nasty Object)
1965–69
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free-grandmaa · 2 months
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I love being a women
Everything about it
Blood, burnings, and birth
Airy, soft
Pure fire and magic
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jordaneprestrot · 10 months
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Jordane Prestrot
TUTU TYRANNOSAURE
Bandcamp . Spotify . YouTube . Deezer . AppleMusic
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artistichiccup · 2 months
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PREMEDITATIONS OF ART
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citrusshower · 1 year
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Step 1. Let yourself be broken into pieces
Step 2. Carefully collect pieces and put them in a empty birds nest
Oh you hurt yourself, again!
Step 3. Clean the open wound under running water. Let it bleed until it stops. Rinse once more.
Step 4. Sit with your wound and watch it heal.
Step 5. After some time of isolation take the birds nest and put it in a body of open water, ideally a stream.
Step 6. Watch the birds nest floating away from you. Don't try to catch or follow it, as those pieces can't longer be part of you.
Step 7. Once the nest is out of sight continue sitting at the bank as long as you'd like.
Congratulations! You succesfully let go of an identity that was no longer serving you. Enjoy that new stronger form your breathing in.
Additional Steps:
Step 9. You most likely will break multiple times throughout this lifetime. This is a very natural event that takes place in the human experience. Every time you find yourself broken repeat Steps 1-7.
Step 10. Rest assured that there is a more evolved form of yourself waiting on the other side.
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melusine0811 · 2 months
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ALEA IACTA EST
The night covers me, robs me of all joy until I am left gasping
My chest caved in, my soul siphoned from my body, left in its own gravitational singularity.
My flesh is no longer my own— but smudged onto someone else's canvas
Like a surrealist painting, when all the colour drains from the world
And is left swirling in a hyper-pigmented mass swallowed up by a hole at my feet
Like bathwater
And all that is left of me is cracked, gray and drab
Warped and twisted—my consciousness sticking out like a nerve
Language is our salvation, how we rid ourselves of our darkness
But words are torn from my mouth, useless birds that vanish with no translation
And as I bludgeon my own spirit in the prison of my mind,
For things I cannot control—
I am afraid of my own darkness, as my soul staggers towards the brink of tomorrow.
Who should be left with the burden of me, touch-starved flesh and yet recluse?
Any shred of warmth and I devour it until there is nothing left to be given,
Like a fire that has gone inverted, drenched in what I took too much of.
How many more sectors of my consciousness must die before I am allowed to live?
How long can I stand the dark before I morph and bleed into the shadows, haunted by the bones of past versions of me?
'In the eye of the hurricane everything is quiet,' they said.
Where is this eye, where I can rest  for a moment, and let my body shudder into the earth?
But I always remember, as I unclench myself and let love reclaim my body—
Even the rainbow hides its splendour until after the storm.
And I am not from here.
My hair smells of the wind and is clouded with nebulae.
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Turns out I really WASN'T from here.
I wrote this when I was very ill, in the fall. I kept adding to it. Remembering hurts. But it is the only way I can look back and think how far I have come.
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duolingosuggestions · 1 month
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Fork wedding will zoo
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sorrydetka · 1 year
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hardwood alley (san francisco) by bob kaufman 
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drmorbius12 · 2 years
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A smear of memory leaks
On a silver canvas running
Across a plane of cresents
Croissant in hand halfway
Bird-like shadows dance
Against time out of mind
A storm approaches blind
A distant horizon of blue-gray
Blends into the land of plenty
Spilling all over my heart
Engulfed in flame and smoke
Dying into embers
As darkness envelopes all
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the-cricket-chirps · 4 months
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Andre Breton, Paul Eluard, and Nusch Eluard, Cadavre exquis, 1931
André Breton, Cadavre exquis, ca. 1930s
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free-grandmaa · 2 months
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Now I know
What it feels like
To grieve and start anew
To leave the first you
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deertyhandz · 1 year
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André Masson
Dibujo automatico
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rjdent · 10 months
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'Life' by Paul Ėluard, from Capital of Pain (English translation by R J Dent), published by Black Scat Books.
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citrusshower · 1 year
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talking to empty space
once again
opening up for what is important
but there is nothing coming in return
only my own words bouncing back
while breaking me into pieces
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Melancholia
My head bursts open
At the thought of you,
At the sight of you
It crushes within the skull.
Loneliness
Ate away at my soul
Like mice churning cheese,
And the clothes I wear.
Made my skin bare
My arms, my legs, even stomach!
Revealed the scars,
Those excruciatingly ugly
Damnable scars I resent;
I resent myself and this.
My throat is choking-
The sounds I dare not emit;
My heart is throbbing;
The blood within gurgling,
And splashing, and flowing
with such intensity
I wish it'd just stop.
It hurts to feel what's
Within my veins
That is running
as if in a marathon.
My feet ache, oh they ache,
Make my body ache,
My mind, my inside
But nothing more.
My conscience suffer.
Somebody took her
By the throat and shook
So hard, my universe dishevelled.
It's broken like broken glass
One's still buried on my side
Other within you
But you groped it out
Like you'd ripped me out
My wounds still hurt
They'll not heal without your kiss
But you're long dead
So dead, I hear not your whisper
But the sigh of the wind
You once breathed and coughed.
World was not your slave!
It took pity, it took revenge!
And it hated you, despised you!
Every star wished you dead;
Every maggot tasted your insides;
Every fly sucked on your blood.
You decompose like everything else.
I decompose while I sit here,
While I wait for the hour to end,
And the next,
And the next...
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floodlightfairy · 1 year
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Resonance
a stage
where her body contorts
unnatural shapes
trails i follow
like the bends in her skin
she reeks of cigarettes and liquor
fear drips off of me
an icy steel
that i pulled from her hands
while the smile melts off her face
the color drains from her skin
my scribbles cover her
a subconscious
scratched into a body
where i can see my own
a strange love
terrified
kissing the barrel
of a 38 special
only you could wake me up
eyes closed
big talk
that nobody hears
it stills the stirring in me
scared of what i could see
in a dark room
a kitty in the window
that body hovering over me
the imagined moment before death
towering ahead
drunkenly drawn down
dozens of days 
dreary dreams
white like snow
her fragmented fears
they follow 
waiting in the dark
eyes drawn towards her 
statuesque body
a grotesque anatomy
her anarchic womb
in its misery
my hips widen slowly
a dead baby
an all out war
waged with a claw
the gnashing of teeth
a dance of destruction
decay
slaughter
high art
and abomination
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