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ode to some yellow flowers
This week, from my edition of Neruda's Odes to Common Things (translated by Ken Krabbenhoft, published by Bulfinch Press in 1994, ISBN 0-8212-2080-2 ( Read more... ) -
ode to broken things
Ode to Broken Things ( Read more... ) -
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i know i said a long, long time ago that i wasn't bitter anymore and ready to start over but it's only now that i can say it and mean it. i can care about other people now, even if i don't have the energy to be consistent, i can care about stuff that isn't me. i feel ready to move on for real this time. i'm ready to start over! if i get sad again i ( Read more... ) -
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i got my first tattoo today ( Read more... ) -
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"I also realized something that became much clearer later on- that my love affair with ballet was a double-edged sword, a dance/fight to channel pain, to stave off exhaustion, to defy gravity, and to make something extraordinarily difficult appear effortless."
- Victoria Rowell, The Women Who Raised Me