February 2012
“I had a friend, a lover. Or did I dream it? So many dreams are crowding upon me...”
– Anna Kavan, Asylum Piece (via awritersruminations)
“There were always magpies
in the early morning
swinging from the clothesline...”
– John Kinsella and Dorothy Hewett, The Wild Things
(via grammatolatry)
“I do have concerns about women in frontline combat. I think that can be a very...”
–
Rick Santorum is concerned that women in combat situations might have too many lady emotions.
Bitches be crazy, huh, Rick?
(via greaterthanlapsed)
It’s a pretty well-known fact that my UNCONTROLLABLE LADY EMOTIONS prevent me from doing any important work. -Jess
(via stfuconservatives)
We...
“Did you know that the metronome inside of us quickens when telling a lie?
I...”
– Megan Falley (via wingspan)
You may now Laugh: stainsonpaper: nicklugo:... →
stainsonpaper:
nicklugo:
spelling and pronunciation in spanish is actually really important for example “my name is” in spanish is “me llamo” but if you say “me lamo” you’re telling people you lick yourself
I think the most important one is the word “year” which is “año” pronouncing…
“Those who don’t like it say it’s
just a mutant violin
that’s been kicked out...”
– Adam Zagajewski, Cello (via grammatolatry)
“Last night when you didn’t turn up I snapped my timing belt and
spent an hour...”
– Sarah Carson, How I Wanted You to Find Me (via grammatolatry)
“Because I mistrust my head & hands, because I know salt
tinctures my...”
– Yusef Komunyakaa, Canticle (via yesyes)
“We were alone one night on a long
road in Montana. This was in winter, a big...”
– William Stafford, Once in the 40’s (via grammatolatry)
“One day we must ask the question, ‘Why are there forty million poor people in...”
– Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr And this is what really got Dr. MLK killed. (via black-culture)
THIS
(via killthemass)
…anti-poverty, anti-war, pro-Black and Brown unity agenda (re: “beyond vietnam”)
Now this is truth.
(via somepolitics)
“It is quiet here. Not closing our ranks
weakens us hugely. The snowflakes...”
– Mary Ruefle, from “The Letter” (via proustitute)
