Love Many Things.

A Moveable Feast

Charlotte Eriksson (via wordsnquotes)

Franz Kafka, The Metamorphosis (via wordsnquotes)

Elie Wiesel, from his 1986 Nobel Peace Prize speech (via theclassicsreader)

Edgar Allan Poe (via wordsnquotes)

Vintage women being badass. You’re welcome.

by Iza Łysoń

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carlinrose, advice from my mum (via wnq-writers)

The view from my apartment this morning: “We outnumber him! Resist”

“My first tattoo said: “I Hate.” I tattooed over it a long time ago. I was twenty-one when I got it. It was a very self-destructive period of my life. I’d dropped out of college. My girlfriend had just left me for an older guy. I’d gotten a Mohawk and was doing a lot of slam dancing. I felt like everyone in the family was disappointed with me. My dad was a very successful attorney. My brother was a diplomat. So I rebelled against everything and decided that I was going to live the whole ‘poetry lifestyle.’ I lived in the desert for a couple years. Then I came to New York and tried to survive as a poet. I ended up working as a freak in the Coney Island Side Show. But after fifteen years, even that became like any other job. It was the exact same thing every day. Only the audience changed. I still haven’t figured out what I was trying to escape. There’s no such thing as a true outsider. We all have to breathe. We all have to eat. We all have to work. I wanted to run away from everything but I ran into myself. I’m still a middle class, intellectual kid from the suburbs.”

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