Well, This Is My Drawing Of The Goddess Hera In A Teen Version, I Don't Know, I Just Love Her, I'll Be

I pour my thoughts out of the window

(I don't need them anymore)

It drips on the roses of my garden

I watch their petals darken

vegans making honey a bee labour issue is the funniest thing imaginable because like, you picked the one animal that has already unionised

(felt like writing shitty poetry today)

Meeting him again

And now I'm in the woods

The sun is burning my cheeks

I feel your presence

You're a shadow, you're a tree.

You are everything there

But you are also nothing

I feel your presence

And I'm there, barefooted and running.

So much time have passed

And I still miss you, till this day

I feel your presence

Maybe I found peace.

chaotic academia is writing love poems in your notes app

Jane Austen really said ‘I respect the “I can fix him” movement but that’s just not me. He’ll fix himself if knows what’s good for him’ and that’s why her works are still calling the shots today.

To be in love with the night sky

To figure out its ways

Where each constellation starts

And where the Milky-way lays

Telling Cassiopeia she is pretty

Because you know she wanted to hear it

Trusting her with your pain and screams

And telling her your dreams.

To know the phases of the Moon by heart

To shiver at your window on a cold night

Because you had to say goodbye to Mars

Than having your dreams guarded by the stars.

Sleepy eyes

Words slippin' through

Tired nights

I'm thinking 'bout you

Link to the observatory I got that picture from

i love when i pull up a google doc and type poetry in it at 3am thinking im having a moment of inspired genius and i look at it the next day and its the stupidest shit i have literally ever read

dark academia classic reads:

the secret history - donna tartt

the stranger - albert camus

the picture of dorian gray - oscar wilde

the great gatsby - scott fitzgerald

sappho’s poetry

anything by plato

hamlet - shakespeare

frankenstein - mary shelley

dracula - bram stoker

the illiad - homer

song of achilles - madeline miller

dead poets society - nancy kleinbaum

the strange case of dr. jekyll and mr. hyde - robert louis stevenson

maurice - e.m. forster

murder on the orient express - agatha christie

in cold blood - truman capote

the last man - mary shelley

sense and sensibility - jane austen

feel free to add recommendations if you wish!

I miss the sound of your voice

I crave it, so I can fill the void

That lies in the middle of my chest

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