Only love and death will change all things
Sand and Foam (1926)
Poetry
– Nikita Gill
PoetrySome people are born with tornadoes in their lives,but constellations in their eyes.Other people are born with stars at their feet,but their souls are lost at sea.
Perspectives
– Shane Koyczan
PoetryI sit before flowershoping they will train me in theartof opening up.I stand on mountain topsbelievingthat avalanches will teach me tolet go.I knownothingbut I am here to learn.
– Julia Gregson
PoetryShe had a strange feelingin the pit of her stomach,like when you’re swimmingand you want to put yourfeet down on somethingsolid, but the water’sdeeper than you thinkand there’s nothing there.
East of the Sun
– Karen Isabella
PoetryNever apologise forhow much love youhave to give. Just feelsorry for those who didn’twant any of it.
– Rudy Francisco
PoetryPour yourselfinto me andI will notlet a dropof you hitthe ground.
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– Brandon Villasenor
PoetryI believethe oceanonce belongedto the moon,and that it fell,falling intothe earth.That is whythe moonis consistentlypulling onto it,ceaselesslytrying totouch itonce more.
Violent Beauty
– Ernest Hemingway
Poetry“You didn’t think about it because you never lost it. If you never thought about it you couldn’t lose it.”
– Nikita Gill
Poetry“How do you love someone who is broken?
Gently, lay your hands on their soul like a whisper, find those places that are broken. And then love them till the places become cracks and the cracks become thin white scars that they only just barely remember.”
– Hafiz
Poetry“At the beginning, your beauty shone with rays of glory
love came and set the whole world on fire.”
