reblogging again because of the explanation.
via the-absolute-best-posts:boredofnoooooodles:
“A bus stop with swings! Except the truth is even better. This is in Montreal and every summer they put up a series of musical swings. If you look in the background you can see more people swinging away.
Each swing is a set of four and has its own unique sound, but if you are in perfect harmony with the other 3 seats then an actual song is played. The theory is that you communicate and interact with people more if it’s for a specific goal and if you’re having fun.”
(Source: difference-is-happy)
“The momentum of the mind is all toward abstraction.”
—Wallace Stevens, section 1 “From Miscellaneous Notebooks,” in Opus Posthumous: Poems, Plays, Prose (Alfred A. Knopf, 1957)
I don’t want to lose you,
but in the movement of my everyday,
I do.—Mark Brazaitis, opening lines to “The Other Language,” from The Other Language (ABZ Poetry Press, 2009)
“heavy” by brightlightsloudnoises
“At life’s most significant moments, we are always alone.”
—Paulo Coelho
everyone leaves
i’m still here
with my coffee
in the morning
and
my apartment door works on
its hinges,
it opens and closes,
letting people
in and outand you’re out,
way out,probably moving away from
me at this instant,heading due
westin your lousy
car
Baikal Lake Ice by Daniel Korzhonov
Do you ever fear rejection so much, that you reject yourself for others before they can reject you?
ALL THE FREAKING TIME
that’s actually a personal policy of mine
wahahahahahahahahaha yes
