film adaptations of classic literature should be low budget and the actors should be a bunch of people i’ve never seen and will never see again. this or die

has anybody else noticed that it costs

Louise Glück, from Faithful and Virtuous Night: Poems; "The Sword in the Stone,"

I think often of my aunt, who announced she was going to open a dumpling restaurant but needed to do research first, gathered funds from the entire family, and flew all around Asia trying different dumplings over the course of like 4 months on their dime, returned to Korea, and said "never mind"

Noooo don't fix my shirt collar that's an erogenous zone

My life is not possible to tell. I change every day, change my patterns, my concepts, my interpretations I am a series of moods and sensations. I play a thousand roles. I weep when I find others play them for me. My real self is unknown. My work is merely an essence of this vast and deep adventure. I create a myth and a legend, a lie, a fairy tale, a magical world, and one that collapses every day and makes me feel like going the way of Virginia Woolf. I have tried to be not neurotic, not romantic, not destructive, but may be all of these in disguises.

you know wjat Tom Petty was right i do belong among the wildflowers

"happy april fools day!" wouldnt even notice with the type of shit i got goin on

Edna St. Vincent Millay, from a diary entry featured in Rapture & Melancholy; The Diaries of Edna St. Vincent Millay