ᴛʜᴇ ℂ𝕠𝕝𝕕 ᴛʜᴀᴛ ʙɪᴛᴇꜱ

Margaret Atwood, from Solstice Poem in “Selected Poems II: 1976-1986″ (via adrasteiax)

(via leohearts)

Emily Berry, from Picnic in “Penguin Modern Poets 1: If I’m Scared We Can’t Win” (via adrasteiax)

J.D. Salinger

-impulse

-Segovia Amil

“how exactly did you manage to give yourself a black eye?” 

Mary Oliver, from Thirst in “Thirst: Poems by Mary Oliver” (via adrasteiax)

Archetype Inspirations | Ice Witch

For in that darkness is what you have been seeking. Solitude. Refection. Healing. 

[ attention ] for your muse to touch mine as a way of getting their attention  [ sleep ] for your muse to wake mine  [ cover ]  for your muse to cover mine with a blanket or a jacket  [ lift ] for your muse to give mine a hand stepping up or over something etc.  [ kiss ]  for your muse to come up to mine and kiss them without warning  [ run ] for your muse to run their fingers through mine’s hair  [ braid ] for your muse to braid mine’s hair  [ embrace ]  for your muse to hold mine  [ smile ] for your muse to smile at mine from across the room  [ wave ] for your muse to gesture to mine to come closer  [ panic ] for your muse to grab mine’s arm or get behind them in a moment of danger  [ touch ] for your muse to rest their forehead against mine’s [ weep ]  for your muse to catch mine crying  [ eat ]  for your muse to offer mine food [ hit ] for your muse to attack mine  [ love ] for your muse to touch mine as a show of affection or reassurance  [ nap ] for your muse to fall asleep against mine  [ rest ] for your muse to rest their head in mine’s lap  [ look ] for your muse to catch mine staring  [ seduce ] for your muse to touch mine sexually  [ help ] for your muse to lean on mine for support  [ give ] for your muse to offer mine their arm  [ entwine ] for your muse to hold mine’s hand  [ laugh ] for your muse to laugh at something mine did  [ dance ] for your muse to dance with mine  [ sit ] for your muse to pull mine into their lap  [ yell ] for your muse to calm mine down  [ cry ] for your muse to wipe mine’s tears away  [ dream ] for your muse to wake mine from a nightmare  [ surprise ] for your muse to show up at mine’s house without explanation  [ fix ] for your muse to treat mine’s injury  [ sacrifice ] for your muse to get hurt protecting mine  [ guard ] for your muse to step between my muse and danger  [ taste ] for your muse to cook for mine  [ sing ] for your muse to sing to mine 

Sylvia Plath, from The Unabridged Journals Of Sylvia Plath (via adrasteiax)