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Stars are the prettiest when they fall

riversofjupiter:

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so, goodbye… my dear, dear world of a father.

day in the life of jack hughes // succession intro montage // origin story, desireé dallagiacomo // succession 3x09 // succession 4x03 // interview with the vampire, anne rice // succession 1x10 // dinosaur, richard siken // succession 2x05 // succession 2x07 // iris lovesong - ida grey // succession 4x10 // succession 4x02 // first love, ivan turgenev // succession 4x02 // you can love him, but you can’t keep him, sylvie j.p. // succession 4x03 // succession 2x10 // untitled poem, sainticide on twitter // succession 4x09 // i wanted to be there when my father died, sharon olds

forgertv:

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so burn your bridges, warrior child,

before someone else lights them up

so freeze your heart, war-torn child,

before someone else leaves it cold

so dig your grave, war-born child,

before someone else buries you

and if they ask—call it peace ( j.p. )

forgertv:

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so burn your bridges, warrior child,
before someone else lights them up
so freeze your heart, war-torn child,
before someone else leaves it cold
so dig your grave, war-born child,
before someone else
buries you
and if they ask—call it peace ( j.p. )

folktail:

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Peter Pevensie and Joan of Arc: on martyrdom

Martyr, Wikipedia / The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (2005) / Sarah J. Maas, Heir of Fire / Hilary Mantel, Wolf Hall / The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc (1999) / Ocean Vuong, On Earth We’re Briefly Gorgeous / Franz Kafka, Letters to Milena / credited to Joan of Arc, here is an article that examines its origin / unknown / Leonard Cohen / Prince Caspian (2008) / Hozier, Hymn to Virgil / @pencap, please let him be soft/ Joan of Arc (1948) / André Malraux’s speech at the Fêtes Jeanne d'Arc (1964) / John Everett Millais, Joan of Arc / Charles-Amable Lenoir, Joan of Arc / Tolkien, Return of the King / @archbudzar lets watch

zeldsworld:

Do you still have the Please let him be Happy poem up? I want to read the original thing Ive seen bits and pieces of it but i would love to read it fully💕


hello darling! you can find that poem here!

this ask has been a useful lesson in the complete un-searchability of this blog. my more recent works are generally tagged with the title and/or opening line, but that doesn’t help for the older pieces. the only tip i have for those is that all my poems are tagged #poetics, and the more popular ones are (admittedly inconsistently) tagged by number of notes.

taz-skylar:

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— excerpt from the gentle version by sylvie

you know i learned from someone…very special…
that no matter what happened in the past,
it’s never too late to build something new.
someone worth building it for.

roh’s favourites: ekko & jinx/powder in arcane

saltair-and-webweaves:

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and bless the daughter but fuck the family

it lingers for your whole life - katie maria/the sun is also a star - nicola yoon/the lost girls: a poetry collection on girlhood, grief, and growing up - lyra wren/crush - richard siken/unknown/on earth we’re briefly gorgeous - ocean vuong/ @emmajadepaige/stick season - noah kahan/promises of gold - josé olivarez/matilda - harry styles/susan smith - wych elm/tangerine - nolune/#6 - aroara/right now - gracie abrams/love & a loaded gun - emily rose cole/someday I’ll love - ocean vuong/ @parentless-suggestions/unknown/the burning - venetta octavia/you can love him but you can’t keep him - @pencap/a poem from the adult daughter to the narcissistic mother: not your fault, not mine, just is - katherine fabrizio/courtney love prays to oregon - clementine von radics

every once in a while someone who only knows me & my poetry via tumblr osmosis and/or my more recent works instead of the 2014 stucky days discovers that it is not actually an accident that many of my poems from that era are so stucky coded

and it always brings me a lot of delight