I love you, I always will

I'll abolish the family institutionally before I let you divorce me

peace and love on planet earth

the morning of our lives

Get in loser (my bed) we're going (to take a nap)

— Gustave Flaubert in correspondence with George Sand; Croisset, 12 November 1866, Monday night, from Selected Letters

one of my favorite cards

a long journey home!

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a love that feels like the sun in your chest

Yehuda Amichai, from The Selected Poetry of Yehuda Amichai; “And as far as Abu Ghosh,”

hey (with the intention of stepping on crunchy leaves together)

what’s really interesting is that girls with praise kinks are all so very good

My ear attends to you, Marina Tsvetaeva (trans. Elaine Feinstein)

imagine waking up to a soft kiss against your cheek and the sun streaming through the blinds and a whispered voice saying goodmorning and calling you honey