creds to raveezus
So giving my insomnia last night the Matthew Walker treatment and thereby Doing Something Else for a short while, I cracked open a poetry book that's been on my pile for a few weeks, and was confronted by the most Aziraphale thing I never expected to see...
(You, by Carol Ann Duffy)
There is, apparently, no escape.
this turns me on
Sándor Weöres, from “The Gate of Teeth,” written c. September 1959 (via violentwavesofemotion)
“Courage, beauty, grace, angelic sweetness,”
— Marya Zaturenska, from The Collected Poems; “The Recall of Eurydice,”
“She is dusky, twilit, silent, secretive.”
— Virginia Woolf, in a letter to Quentin Bell, c. December 1933 (via dearestvita)
Things I Want On a Sunday Night Isa Gueye
she reminded me of Venus
hold me
For you
I’ve fallen out of love… with love
I’ve fallen out of living with life
Sometimes I feel like there’s nothing left
Still I take a breath and carry on.
My song long since forgotten
For you, I move, I get out of bed
With feelings of dread
Stacked neatly
Over discretely laid plans
To wash my hands of it all.
-c.S.
By: ArgumentsFromWithin
Mental health matters, take care of yourself, never give up.



