Richard Siken, Boot Theory // Frank Bidart, The War of Vaslav Nijinsky // astralcorbozo on TikTok // Mary Herbert, A Long Time in the Desert // Dan Deacon, When I Was Done Dying

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Richard Siken, Boot Theory // Frank Bidart, The War of Vaslav Nijinsky // astralcorbozo on TikTok // Mary Herbert, A Long Time in the Desert // Dan Deacon, When I Was Done Dying

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I was practically vibrating with excitement the other day as I got to tell my therapist where the Vimes boot theory of economics is from! He knew it as "the boot theory of economics" so I got to tell him about Discworld for a few minutes ^_^. He sounded absolutely astounded lol.
richard siken, boot theory
Boot Theory || Richard Siken, Crush
— Richard Siken, Boot Theory
[text ID: A man takes his sadness and / throws it away / but then he’s still left with his / hands.]

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“Here we are in the bowels of the thing”
Richard Siken- Boot Theory
All photos are of Georgia O'Keefe's hands photographed by Alfred Stieglitz. Quotes in order: Ocean Vuong, Jean Paul Sarte (No Exit), Natalie Diaz (The Hand Has Twenty-Seven Bones—: These Hands If Not Gods), Olivia Gatwood ("The Lover As A Cult"), Richard Siken ("Boot Theory"), Sumita Chakraborty (Arrow)
When Maggie Stiefvater said 'loss is a universal art form' and when shakespeare said 'grief fills up the room of my absent child' and when Richard Siken said 'a man takes his sadness and throws it away but then he's still left with his hands' but when Shakespeare also said 'Love-devouring death do what he may; it is enough that I may call her mine'. Love and art and loss are inextricable actually. I am going. Insane.