luthienne: Ingeborg Bachmann, In the Storm of Roses; “Songs from an Island” (tr. Mark Anderson)

luthienne: Ingeborg Bachmann, In the Storm of Roses; “Songs from an Island” (tr. Mark Anderson)

How Do I Kill This Broken Heart

Neoyorzapoteca: “A Song, When Being Sung And Played, Acquires A Body. It Does This By Taking Over And Briefly Possessing Existent Bodies: The Body Of The Double Bass Standing Vertical While It’s Being Strummed, Or The Body Of The Mouth-Organ Cupped

The World Is Quiet Here

Violentwavesofemotion: “Love Buries Itself In Me, Up To The Hilt.” — James Merrill, From Selected Poems: 1946-1985; “A Renewal,”

Laetitia-Casta: Laetitia Casta By Dominique Issermann For Guess - 1997

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Pattismithandrobertmapplethorpe: Sun Ra. Photo By Alton Abraham.

Bad-Sounds: Thorns &Amp;Amp; Emperor - Thorns Vs Emperor

Weltenwellen: Rainer Maria Rilke, Selected Letters, 1902-1922

Violentwavesofemotion: “True, I Am Gloomy. And Miserbly Tired Of Myself,” — Paul Valéry, Tr. By Hilary Corke, From The Collected Works; “True, I Am Gloomy,”

Clingnebula

Metaphorformetaphor: “What Sharp Longing! What Idiotic Hope!” — Tomas Tranströmer, From “Many Steps,” New Collected Poems: Dikter Och Prosa 1954-2004 (Bloodaxe Books, 2015)

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