you are still a good person. probably.

fatima aamer bilal, excerpt from moony moonless sky’s ‘i am an observer, but not by choice.’

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Aimless Soul

— E.Y. Harburg  (via paper-fairy)

it's a new day + the sun rose + you're alive + you're alive + you're alive + your heart is beating + you're breathing + you're alive

with apologies to heraclitus

Windmills by Eugene Maslovski

get raptured idiot

[ID: art with a deep blue night sky with stars. There is a snowy hill with a house on it. Leading up to it are faded footprints, barely visible. Overlaying the background image is white pen illustrations of stars and a crescent moon. There are three outlined figures much taller than the house. They look abstract and alien and are peering over and into the house. There are bright lights bursting from the windows and chimney. In the same white pen overlay, text in all caps writes: “one day I will life in a house that can’t burn.” There are white scribbles and a drawn frame aroudn the edge of the image. /End ID]

marlena by julie buntin

[Text ID:

i want to go home, i want to go home, but what i mean,// what i'm grasping for, is not a place, it's a feeling. i want// to go back. but back where?

End ID.]

Protector of the Woodlands by Anthony Avon

[image description: art of a person standing on a ledge, facing away as they look up at enormous pine trees and stone pillars engraved with swirling lines. some of the trees also have swirls, and a waterfall flows near the base of the tree closest to the figure. the person has very long brown hair and is wearing pale minty green robes, with a white bird perched on their right hand. more birds fly overhead, and glowing green specks swirl around the largest tree. end id.]

[image id: a scan of a multi-colored map with the words "I want to go somewhere far far away" written over it with thick lines in black ink. end id.]

Planet Earth II (2016) Episode 05 “Grasslands” Directed by Chadden Hunter

-The Ghost-

Some experimental work! ✨🌿

— excerpt from a thousand mornings: "green, green is my sister's house" by mary oliver