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Alice’s Posts - My Modern Metropolis - Moments of Solitude (18 photos) (via: theantidote & pedalfar)
DLevin, “Colorado Wildfires” from Kateopolis

DLevin, “Colorado Wildfires” from Kateopolis


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it's all dhamma.: Fall Song

Another year gone, leaving everywhere
its rich spiced residues: vines, leaves,

the uneaten fruits crumbling damply
in the shadows, unmattering back

from the particular island
of this summer, this NOW, that now is nowhere

except underfoot, moldering
in that black subterranean castle

of unobservable mysteries - roots and sealed seeds
and the wanderings of water. This

I try to remember when time’s measure
painfully chafes, for instance when autumn

flares out at the last, boisterous and like us longing
to stay - how everything lives, shifting

from one bright vision to another, forever
in these momentary pastures.

— Mary Oliver (born 10 Sep 1935)

Beautiful. Thank you sharanam.

track Ashamed
artist Deer Tick
album War Elephant

Deer Tick, “Ashamed” Love this band. Here is a little review I wrote when this album came out. Thank you for the reminder invisiblestories.

I am not what happened to me, I am what I choose to become.
Carl Gustav Jung (via commondense)

(via darwinwoodka)

“Atonement” gif from melancholynotes

“Atonement” gif from melancholynotes

(via growing-orbits)

Albin Brunovski (from All Things Amazing)
Another one from All Things Amazing. Unfortunately the artist is unknown. Maybe Billy Jane knows?

Another one from All Things Amazing. Unfortunately the artist is unknown. Maybe Billy Jane knows?

Henri Dauman, Elizabeth Taylor. 1960 (from All Things Amazing)

Henri Dauman, Elizabeth Taylor. 1960 (from All Things Amazing)

My Crow

A crow flew into the tree outside my window.
It was not Ted Hughe’s crow, or Galway’s crow.
Or Frost’s, Pasternak’s, or Lorca’s crow.
Or one of Homer’s crows, stuffed with gore,
after the battle. This was just a crow.
That never fit in anywhere in its life,
or did anything worth mentioning.
It sat there on the branch for a few minutes.
Then picked up and flew beautifully
out of my life. 

— Raymond Carver (from the amazing Five Branch Tree)