#nuances

Côte landaise, Capbreton, Nouvelle Aquitaine, France

*good morning*

source : @cheminer-poesie-cressant

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j’ai admiré 101 minutes de verts je les ai compté les uns après les autres la lumière les a fixé dans son recueil j’ai examiné la proximité de leurs nuances et leurs nuances sont devenues la durée de mon repos

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I admired 101 minutes of greens I counted them one after another the light fixed them within its collection I examined how close their shades were and their shades became the duration of my rest

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ho ammirato 101 minuti di verdi li ho contati uno dopo l’altro la luce li ha fissati nella sua raccolta ho esaminato la vicinanza delle loro sfumature e le loro sfumature sono diventate la durata del mio riposo

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transequalitynow

This International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia, here’s a little Trans 101 for y’all: Trans People are people and we are not all the same. We are individuals who have agency and autonomy whether the government or society at large is ready for that to be true is irrelevant.

Being against transphobia means being ALL THE WAY HERE FOR trans folks’ agency and autonomy.

Posted @withregram • @transstudent ✨EXACTLY!✨

Credit: @wearyoufitin

ID [text on rainbow background reads “a friendly reminder that you don’t need to fully understand the nuances of gender identity to know that each individual person knows who they are better than you ever will.”]

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The word accident is from casus, “fall” It echoes the great fall of Adam and Eve and suggests failure, the fall from grace and perfection. It is related to cadence, an ending, which in music and poetry has an important and satisfying aesthetic function. It is also connected to chance, the fall of the dice. All these senses of accident are at work when we pass an overturned truck on the road and can’t help twisting our necks to catch sight of this common portion of human life. Perhaps ultimately we are attracted to misfortune because it is a figuration of Death, whom we usually deny and yet with whom we have an intimate relationship.