exploringflickr: “Keep your eyes on the stars, and your feet on the ground” (by traumlichtfabrik)

exploringflickr:

“Keep your eyes on the stars, and your feet on the ground” (by traumlichtfabrik)

When we strive to become better than we are, everything around us becomes better too.

Paulo Coelho (via kari-shma)

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foxmouth: David Agenjo

foxmouth:

David Agenjo

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Can we please just accept that some people do this? Is there really anything better about saying “um,” or “I mean” or “yaknow,” or barreling on without pausing? Saying “like” doesn’t have to indicate stupidity— on the flip side, it could just mean that you’re trying with special earnest to clarify your thoughts.

Can we please just accept that some people do this? Is there really anything better about saying “um,” or “I mean” or “yaknow,” or barreling on without pausing? Saying “like” doesn’t have to indicate stupidity— on the flip side, it could just mean that you’re trying with special earnest to clarify your thoughts.

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Matt Smith, Cardiff, 26.5.2012

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timdarling:

you could have reblogged that from me though

are you ashamed

are you ashamed of me

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showslow:

Surrealistic artist José Roosevelt is fascinated by the surrealism of Dalí and his amazing compositions are full of dream-like and symbolic images.

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f0x: (by Ren A)

f0x:

(by Ren A)

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“God’s Work” by Anne Carson

Moonlight in the kitchen is a sign of God.

The kind of sadness that is a black suction pipe extracting you

from your own navel and which Buddhists call

“no mindcover” is a sign of God.

The blind alleys that run alongside human conversation

like lashes are a sign of God.

God’s own calmness is a sign of God.

The surprisingly cold smell of potatoes or money.

Solid pieces of silence.

From these diverse signs you can see

how much work remains to do.

Put away your sadness, it is a mantle of work. 

The Song of Good Hope — Glen Hansard

Thank you. <3

Sami is an eighteen year old Aquarius living in California with a propensity for poetry and peanut butter, among other things. She considers herself a writer at heart, but you might know her better for her drawings. This is where she posts (some of) the things she writes, obsesses over old people (and some young people) music, tosses in a few pictures, quotes and videos to mix it up, and generally plays the tumblr game.