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All men are created equal. No matter how hard they try, they can never erase those words. That is what America is about.
Harvey Milk (via think-progress)
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I have no idea how this will end.
Maybe the equator will fall like a hula hoop from the earth’s hips
And our mouths will freeze mid-kiss on our 80th anniversary.
Or maybe tomorrow, my absolute insanity
Combined with the absolute obstacle course of your communication skills
Will leave us
Like a love letter
In a landfill
But whatever
Whenever
However this ends,
Heather,
I want you to know, that right now,
I love you forever.
Andrea Gibson, How It Ends (via stickyeyelids)
When you’re performing poetry, that’s also part of the creative process. It’s not just a presentation of a finished piece. When reading, poets will find themselves leaving out words, adding words. And if you leave out a word on the same poem over a period of time, I challenge you to think that maybe that word shouldn’t be there. Performance is another step of editing. Sometimes words will flow from you that need to be added. Most of the time, there are parts that you skip over. But, either way, writing a poem continues as you perform it.
Bob Holman (via bobholman)
Spell your tumblr name with your tags.
Mental
Octopi
Mice
Education
Street art
Water
Reading
Advice
Truth
Harry Potter
My tags were a lot more interesting on my other blog.
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