The oddest things hurt me. They get stuck in my head and replay over and over.
— Unknown (via pale-afternoon)
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Stay close to anything that makes you glad you are alive.
— Hafiz (via perfect)
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Crying does not indicate that you are weak. Since birth, it has always been a sign that you are alive.
— Charlotte Brontë, Jane Eyre (via rainydaysandblankets)
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i miss my french bear. wish I was with you tonight to take care of you.
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This is a motion design project I did to experiment with simple geometric shapes and movements.
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Unity
Virginia-based Korean artist Bohyun Yoon’s suspended installation, Unity, takes fragmented pieces of dolls, hangs them in midair, and gives them suggestive shadow forms. It’s a genius plan that has been executed perfectly. The body parts alone create a slightly disturbing environment, but the shadows transform the piece into something much more provocative and meaningful.
I knew when I said
I love you
that I was inventing a new alphabet
for a city where no one could read
that I was saying my poems
in an empty theater
and pouring my wine
for those who could not
taste it.
I love you
that I was inventing a new alphabet
for a city where no one could read
that I was saying my poems
in an empty theater
and pouring my wine
for those who could not
taste it.
— Nizar Qabbani (1957)
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Time-Lapse GIFs Show Earth Transform Over 25 Years
“Starting in the 1980s, Alaska’s Columbia Glacier began retreating, shrinking from 41 miles long (its originally documented length in 1794) to 36 miles long in 1995. This is what that change actually looks like from space.
The images are part of the Timelapse project from Google and TIME, what Google calls “the most comprehensive picture of our changing planet ever made available to the public.”
Learn more from Popular Science.
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