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—Arnold Bennett (via larmoyante)
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—Charles Bukowski, Barfly from The Flash of Lightning Behind the Mountain. (via petrichour)
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one day
I will decide
that I deserve
someone better.one day
these poems
won’t be for you.one day
I will grow sick
of waiting for hours
without a single wordand you will be left
without a single word—
I will stop writing about you.
(via kaadri)
Hurt all the people you love
and then commit every felony to win them back.
Drown yourself in bleach until not even Heaven’s light
can compare to how bright you can burn.
Turn yourself inside out
and paint your organs the color of what you see
in your dreams.
This is the art of
living with a ticking heart — a grenade you
throw through windows to make a
point that language
has no room for.
This is how I destroyed you. And this, is how
I kept you alive.
—Shinji Moon, “Advice From Dionysus” (via petrichour)
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—Charlotte Brontë, Jane Eyre (via larmoyante)
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—Henry Miller (via warzonetourism)
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—Natalie Goldberg (via hypotheses)
—Daniel Franzese (via myprivateopera)
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