dailykafka:

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- July 13, 1916

- The diaries of Franz Kafka, 1914-1923

[ID: July 13. Then open yourself. Let the human person come forth. Breathe in the air and the silence. End ID]

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sujaayyyyy:

But don’t lose heart, dear ones don’t lose heart. Don’t let it make you bitter.

—James Baldwin, Another Country

Tea, Milk & Honey

catsnap:

Tea, Milk & Honey // Oh Pep!

My baby talks at a mile a minute, she sings like a church with a choir in it.

She shoots for the moon to land on the stars and wakes up heavy with a sunken heart.

She won’t read the news on the TV, tea, milk, and honey never satisfy me.

vmvndv-666:

permanently-changing:

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Barbara Kruger

Barbara Kruger on the meaning of this piece:

 It has to do with the notion of a comfort or discomfort with sameness and difference and that sports, for instance, is a way that men can be allowed to have physical contact that is disallowed in a homophobic culture—not only in the playing of the game but also in the viewing of the game. Sports promote a kind of romance or a group understanding and intimacy about the notion of teams, about men being together and men’s bodies being together. It’s also true of the military, and it’s true of cultures in certain countries that disallow difference and are homophobic and at the same time are engaged in a war for a world without women.

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kamala-laxman:

““Believe in a love that is being stored up for you like an inheritance, and have faith that in this love there is a strength and a blessing so large that you can travel as far as you wish without having to step outside it.” — Rainer Maria Rilke”


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