superhell:

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how does that Richard Siken poem about two lovers in a car go? —Original

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superhell:

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I think it all kinda feels like an Orange Show Speedway, when you’re racing head-first towards something that’ll kill you in five seconds flat

skull version under the cut

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superhell:

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good afternoon fellow punisher enjoyers [x]

superhell:

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Are we all just pullin’ you down? [x]

carlytayjepsen:

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‘folklore’ library card - A5 prints now available on my etsy!

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carlytayjepsen:

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folklore botanical stamps 💐 [zoom for hq]

A variation of this design is now available to purchase digitally here :)

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— Anne Carson, Grief Lessons

thepoeticbook:

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— Anne Carson, from “The Glass Essay”, Glass, Irony, and God

samweaving:

Girls love each other like animals. There is something ferocious and unself-conscious about it. We don’t guard ourselves like we do with boys. No one trains us to shield our hearts from each other. With girls, it’s total vulnerability from the beginning. Our skin is bare and soft. We love with claws and teeth and the blood is just proof of how much. It’s feral.

And it’s relentless.

Leah Raeder, Black Iris

hungryfictions:

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Rachel Yoder, Nightbitch

goosefeathered:

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i was sixteen for twenty years

feral-ballad:

And how long before you realized (did you realize?) shame was a blade / you turned against yourself

Leila Chatti, from Deluge; “Questions directed toward the idea of Mary”

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— mimi evangeline, from girlhood is godhood

feral-ballad:

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Carol Ann Duffy, from The World’s Wife; “Medusa”

[Text ID: “And here you come / with a shield for a heart / and a sword for a tongue”]