the weather of samsara

Freely written memory

I had such luck
Last year
Escaped widowhood by the skin
Of my spade-shaped teeth
Retreated to a freely-offered room
A fortress,
To hear myself echo and hide
Hide hide
From death
So quietly
I could barely breathe…

yeahwriters:

When I was in the seventh grade I wrote an 80-page long fantasy story about a half witch girl who rescued a baby dragon and she got a bunch of help from tree nymphs and my mom came to look at my story one day and confused “nymph” with “nympho” and was like “oh my god Livia why are you writing porn!?”.

I’m never gonna wait
that extra twenty minutes
to text you back,
and I’m never gonna play
hard to get
when I know your life
has been hard enough already.
When we all know everyone’s life
has been hard enough already
it’s hard to watch
the game we make of love,
like everyone’s playing checkers
with their scars,
saying checkmate
whenever they get out
without a broken heart.
Just to be clear
I don’t want to get out
without a broken heart.
I intend to leave this life
so shattered
there’s gonna have to be
a thousand separate heavens
for all of my flying parts.
Andrea Gibson  (via ruefle)

(Source: heart-ofastallion, via ruefle)

red poppy season

every day, the flowers

humble me with their openness

Tachycardia

uutpoetry:

jacobinbach:

why are humans so numb
to the death
of birds and squirrels?
i almost hit two
on my drive home
and smiled.
i would much rather animate a world
in which
my veins
are so tightly interwoven with the
heartbeat of corporeality
that every dejected leaf
cast down from it’s chassis
evokes a frown.

all that matters now

is this deep well of thankful

water. i drink up.

debugr:

Monks on a Rollercoaster.

debugr:

Monks on a Rollercoaster.

(via buddhist-zen)