to miss (verb)
3. notice the loss or absence of.
to miss her (act)
an aching pain
[dictionary definitions//tokyo - RM//first love late spring - mitski// extract - rupi kaur//a dream (english translation) - rabidranath tagore//i carry your heart with me(i carry it in) - e.e. cummings]
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Let me tell you a story: for ages, I have been holding on to our silence, a child learning to move his forsaken hands, to palm the walls of this godless place. I am your animal, a heart trashing the air everywhere & nowhere, Almost a torch—
- Michael Wasson, Swallowed Prayers as Creation.
THINGS LEFT UNSAID
Taylor Swift || Gayle Forman || Normal People || Trista Mateer || Holly Warburton || Sierra Demulder || Pierre Bonnard || Yiwei Chai
Percy Bysshe Shelley, from “The Witch of Atlas” (written in 1820 and published posthumously in 1824)
for Jane, Charles Bukowski
The Holy Twins, Luci Tapahonso (via decreation)
“(…)the violence of a last goodbye.”
— Simone De Beauvoir, The Woman Destroyed.
Another Small Gathering, Lindsay Bernal (via decreation)
the song of achilles, madeline miller // the fall, alan stephens foster // nowergian wood, haruki murakami
— Alessandra Lynch, from “Couplets” Pretty Tripwire (via lifeinpoetry)
every so often i remember this poem by langston hughes & am inconsolable
L.M. Dorsey, She Is Made of Chalk (via thelovejournals)
