- Ask me anything
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- “Sweet moon language,”
— Shams-ud-din Muhammad Hafiz, tr. by Daniel Ladinsky, from “With That Moon Language,”
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Roland Penrose & Lee Miller, Sedona, Arizona, 1946
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American hand carved and painted heart-in-hand. Collection of Lester Breininger
(via taurusfem)
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Say it sad and plain:
that this poem
is a void.That this well is
as far as your voice
has ever carried.— Marcus Wicker, from “To You,” Maybe the Saddest Thing
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transparent Couple with Their Heads Full of Clouds by Salvador Dali (1936)
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Andy Goldsworthy - Lay Down as it Started Raining or Snowing Waited Until the Ground Became Wet or Covered Before Getting Up Tewet Tarn, Cumbria, March 1988; Started to rain laid down waited left a dry shadow Haarlemmerhout Holland, August 1984.
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- “Τhis is only a dream letter and needs no answer,”
— Virginia Woolf, from a letter to Lytton Strachey written c. December 1931
