ON SUNNY DAYS I GO OUT WALKING. I END UP ON A TREE-LINED STREET. I LOOK UP AT THE GAPS OF SUNLIGHT. I MISS YOU MORE THAN ANYTHING
(via dreamico)
hannah. taurus. aspiring cloud.
ON SUNNY DAYS I GO OUT WALKING. I END UP ON A TREE-LINED STREET. I LOOK UP AT THE GAPS OF SUNLIGHT. I MISS YOU MORE THAN ANYTHING
(via dreamico)
all i want to do is experience saturn’s 1000 mph winds
(via sleepyfemme)
i am a vegetable medley and god is sautéing me on medium high heat
(via four-fires)
(Source: hillergoodspeed)
“It was November. I was not alone.”— Annie Finch, from Spells: New & Selected Poems; “Harvest Seam,”
“We grow. It hurts at first.”— Sylvia Plath, from The Collected Poems; “Witch Burning,” c. October 1961
(via loveserum)
“June, July, August. Everything wrong, and nowhere to go.”— Mary Oliver, from Devotions: The Selected Poems; “August,” (edited)
(Source: violentwavesofemotion, via grievng)