Sylvia Plath’s lipstick-kiss covered manuscript for her fairy tale Stardust, c. 1946
“The stardust has long gone out of my eyes,” - Sylvia Plath, 1954
*pacing around in circles like a dog* it’s fine it’s fine it’s sssoooooo fine i’m normal
Like music to my ears
i need to be by the lake
They should invent a way to shoot your shot that isn’t deeply profoundly humiliating for all involved
I need to see a bitches arm vein while she chokes me, I need a death grip on my throat
He would not fucking say that
Not in public but trust me I’ve known him since I was practically a child
Modern poetry
Item: Pork Prism; deals light poison damage to Clerics of any deities besides patrons of invention
“The arm of the goddess was long and strong and sure.”
Art by Virgil Finlay
“women are my favorite guy” is the phrase of the summer imo
— Maggie Nelson, Bluets
[text ID: And what kind of madness is it anyway, to be in love with something constitutionally incapable of loving you back?]
instead of watching the fast and furious you should be meditating on why the earth is so vast and curious
They hate me for my girlish whimsy and the cannibalism
Natalie Díaz, from “American Arithmetic”, Postcolonial Love Poem











