(Source: skullcandi13)
(Source: festival-of-panic)
Slow
It’s time to slow down and enjoy everything. After Thursday, I’ll be able to slow down and, as the cliche goes, smell the roses: taking a step back and savoring every second of life.
"so carry on my dear, what is clear up in the daylight is we’re hung here"
— Bon Iver; Minnesota, WI (via constantknot)
"If we hold on tight we’ll hold each other together
and not just be some fools rushing to die in our sleep.
All these machines will rust I promise, but we’ll still be electric
shocking each other back to life.
Your hand in mine, my fingers in your veins connected
our bones grown together in time.
Our hands entwined, my fingers in your veins connected
our spines grown stronger inside."
and not just be some fools rushing to die in our sleep.
All these machines will rust I promise, but we’ll still be electric
shocking each other back to life.
Your hand in mine, my fingers in your veins connected
our bones grown together in time.
Our hands entwined, my fingers in your veins connected
our spines grown stronger inside."
— Listener - Wooden Heart (via alicialhachey)
"They didn’t have much trouble
teaching the ape to write poems:
first they strapped him into the chair,
then tied the pencil around his hand
(the paper had already been nailed down).
Then Dr. Bluespire leaned over his shoulder
and whispered into his ear:
“You look like a god sitting there.
Why don’t you try writing something?"
teaching the ape to write poems:
first they strapped him into the chair,
then tied the pencil around his hand
(the paper had already been nailed down).
Then Dr. Bluespire leaned over his shoulder
and whispered into his ear:
“You look like a god sitting there.
Why don’t you try writing something?"
— James Tate, Teaching the Ape to Write Poems (via theladybyron)
(Source: rosyknowsbest)
(Source: just-dkc)
"We’re taught to do things the right way. But if you want to discover something that other people haven’t, you need to do things the wrong way… "
—
Originally found from the99percent’s article: “What it takes to innovate: Wrong-thinking, tinkering & intuiting”
(via opprette)
