Once upon a time,
Long Ago. Away.
I met a pretty girl.
I smiled at her and she smiled back
I giggled, you’re cray.
You’re cray - she giggled, chiming with
me.
The wind blew at us
Hair blurring our face. We
smiled at it, together.
We grumbled-just a tiff. I flicked
pebbles at her. She hid,
ducking underwater
I frowned.
10 seconds after, she was
back. Patient. Together.
Said stay as I mouthed-
I lip-read her.
And smiled as she did-
She understood.
Now, she won’t be there.
I look for her
She is gone. Just my face.
It’s not the same.
It’s not pretty.
Crazy
Something about masonry that always gets to me
Cozy House / Hinzstudio ph: Quang Tran
Water tower, Vejbystrand, 1928, turned into a house
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Savannen 13 / Skälsö Arkitekter
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Saffron lily pattern. Etude de la plante. 1903.
not to be native on main but like, it’s everyone’s responsibility to steward the land they’re on. like you’re required. if you’re in america the people who own the land aren’t around to steward it so pick up the slack. learn how people cultivated and cared for the land you’re on. if you’re an animist there’s really no excuse. man, i get disabilities and stuff (i’m disabled myself) but you gotta do something. get some native grasses and toss em into your yard. mow your grass a little higher. leave a little strip that’s completely untouched so native wildlife can take residence there. cultivate a relationship with the land you’re on, not only for magical reasons (and you WILL get magical benefits) but also because the earth is deserving of love and respect in itself.