1.dorothy kunhart, pat the bunny // 2. // 3. mitski, a pearl, art by @hauntedomens // 4.hieu minh nguyen, buffet etiquette // 5.art from pinterest // 6.christa wolf tr. by jan van heurck, cassandra: a novel and four essays // 7.extracurricular (2020) dir.kim jin min // 8.louise bourgeois, destruction of the father/reconstruction of the father: writings and interviews 1923-1997 // 9.alice osman, radio silence // mitski, fireworks, art by uol.art (on insta)
the worst fictional deaths are actually the ones you see coming, where there is enough foreshadowing that you have time to hope, against all odds, that the character will survive, even as you realise that there’s no way out this time, they’re not going to make it, this was always how it was going to end
Tsunao Aida, tr. by Edith Marcombe Shiffert & Yūki Sawa, from Anthology of Modern Japanese Poetry; “Legend”
to want and be wanted
georges bataille / emily palermo / olivia laing / @chaandajaan / georges bataille / cj hauser / @kvetchkween / @nicholasbraungf / vi khi nao / silas denver melvin
idonthaveanyb0nes asked:
a web weaving request based on a recent conversation with my mom
"when he said that my words comforted him that felt more spiritual than any god"
pissandrats answered:
“love as an act of faith”, devotion + acts of service
Anne Carson
Alan Jackson
Caitlyn Siehl
June Jordan
Anne sexton
Beach house
Johnny Ruzzo
Beth Hart och Joe Bonamassa
Simone de Beauvoir
Mitski
― Han Kang, Human Acts
[text ID: After you died I could not hold a funeral, / And so my life became a funeral.]
