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“In your eyes you dearly hold all of night’s allure / Oh you, Joy at the end of my solitude! / Your kisses as sweet as the sweetest fruits / And your voice lulling me like a dreamy prelude / Softly sung by the sea for night’s beauty in bloom.” — Renée Vivien
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I don't know any poems with bread in them that hit me like the one you just shared. But what about "Conversation with my father" by Kelly Davis or "Bread" by Richard Levine?
both so so gorgeous!! thank you so much for sharing!! ♡
Sorry for spamming you with likes, I have no chill 🙈 Your edits are lovely!
Please, please don’t apologize! Seeing someone liking many of my posts always makes me smile because it means they like my content! I’m honored you like my edits so much to like so many of them Thank you very much <3
I don't know if you like Philip Glass, but his Solo Piano is very atmospheric, in particular Metamorphosis Two!
I do, actually, and I like him very much! His music goes so well while writing. Thanks a bunch! ✨
What an interesting list of questions! How about 3, and I also have to ask 35 as I don't think I've ever seen that in an Ask before!
I hope you're having a good day ✨
Thank you very much! 💖 Wishing you the same.
3. what movie/game/etc. helps you calm down?
Whenever I'm feeling down or stuck, Pride & Prejudice (2005) dir. by Joe Wright purifies my soul, and helps me pull myself together.
35. when you get angry, how do you show it?
I've never seen this one, either. I rarely get angry since I prefer to brush off intrusive or negative thoughts (it's a real lifesaver). But when I do get angry, I don't cry, scream, resort to violence or anything, but rather, I feel like my insides have frozen down to the marrow. This coldness enables me to maintain my composure, and I show my anger with just a tiny smile, a shrug or saying "okay" before simply leaving, because whoever managed to see this side of me (a side even I'm afraid of) doesn't deserve any other second spared to them.
some obscure asks here
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Ooh! Any of the following that you feel like answering 🌷
7. What element of writing do you struggle with most?
22. Do you listen to anything while you write?
33. Is there anything you wish your audience knew about your writing or writing process?
Thank you so much for the ask, my dear partialto! ♡ I hope you're having a lovely day/evening.
7. What element of writing do you struggle with most?
Active scenes with dialogues where I have to use action verbs. It gets repetitive to use words such as ‘said’, ‘asked’, ‘murmured’ etc etc, which makes me a bit nervous.
22. Do you listen to anything while you write?
Answered here!
33. Is there anything you wish your audience knew about your writing or writing process?
Of all the questions in the list, this is my favorite one! When I first start writing the draft, I clutter the page with incomplete sentences. I leave spaces (sometimes notes to myself) between paragraphs to indicate it needs something, and as the story evolves, I just fill those blanks, and tie them together. This way, I don’t forget where the story is heading to. It looks overwhelming with so many hanging sentences and cleft paragraphs here and there, but that’s how I cope with the drawbacks ADHD causes!
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This is probably going to sound condescending and I genuinely don't mean it that way, but I'm sad for that anon. I have been that person who gets annoyed at what other people like or their online persona and it feels so much better to just … not. It's not that deep, anon. This is a site where people post what they find beautiful or interesting and we can see just a tiny glimpse of each other. If any account annoys you so much, just stop looking and spend the time on what will bring you joy.
I understand you perfectly because I also think that way. We’re here to have good time, so why would you continue following an account you obviously do not share the same interests? ✨ It’s nice to hear this, thanks a lot!
I love these Russian Lit asks! How about Chekhov?
Yeah, as it’s like nothing I’ve ever seen before, I was tempted to post it! Thanks dear xx
Anton Chekhov: what is the first thing you typically notice about people when you get acquainted with them (e.g. tone of voice, manner of walking, look in the eyes)?
If it’s a superficial acquaintance, I first check their hair and nose (yes, nose). But if that individual has an important place in my life, my priority would be to know whether they are facially expressive or not. It’s perhaps one of the most specific aspects of one’s personality. Apart from that, I also focus on the way they use their eye contact, and how their gaze makes me feel like. Some people prefer holding your gaze for the entire conversation, and this may provide an illuminating insight into that person’s inner life. And also, I can’t help but wonder how their skin feels like. You know that feeling when someone makes you feel like their skin is just right for you while others are not, and I find it very important when it comes to relationships, let it be sexual or professional.
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