trynotdoingthat:

“being a lesbian is sad bc they only have women to date”

yeah that’s the point

mcdungeon:

If you’re into wearing baby stuff and putting a pacifier in ur mouth for sexy times maybe you should go to therapy

If you want your partner to wear baby stuff and put a pacifier in their mouth for sexy times maybe you should go to therapy

filthyallofrank:

the biggest mood

can you recommend poets that are women of color to support pls!

lifeinpoetry:

I had to physically tell myself no! after this started turning epically long. A few women of color poets to consider and some of their poems and books that I’ve enjoyed or wish I had right now.

Women of color poets that will be published in 2019

Morgan Parker

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Magical Negro (Tin House Books) is forthchoming and There Are More Beautiful Things Than Beyonce (Tin House Books) is a favorite

Franny Choi

— Soft Science is forthcoming but she also published Death by Sex Machine (Sibling Rivalry Press) in 2017

Sally Wen Mao

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Oculus and I’ve been eager to read her earlier Mad Honey Symposium (Alice James Books)

Omotara James

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Mama Wata (Siren Songs / Civil Coping Mechanisms) is forthcoming and 2018′s Daughter Tongue (New-Generation African Poets) (Akashic Books) was one of the main reasons I bought the chapbook box set

Eve L. Ewing —
1919 (Haymarket Books) is forthcoming and Electric Arches (Haymarket Books) is a favorite.

Camonghne Felix

— Build Yourself a Boat (Haymarket Books) and I loved her set of poems in Winter Tangerine’s Lineage of Mirrors.

Hala Alyan
—
The Twenty-Ninth Year (Mariner Books)

Afficher davantage

geekandmisandry:

tumtumkim:

I am a nice guy but I choose to be an asshole

elle-if:

wraithlings:

_{Julie Manet with cat, Pierre-Auguste Renoir (detail)}

@orather )))

epicene-street-light:

“Le moyen mange le but – une bonne oisiveté au soleil est moins stérile que ces occupations où le cœur n’est pas.”

— Flaubert, Voyage en Orient

epicene-street-light:

“Jetez-vous à corps perdu, ou plutôt à âme perdue, dans les lettres. Prenez un long travail et jurez-vous de l’accomplir. Lisez les maîtres profondément, non pour vous amuser, mais pour vous en pénétrer, et peu à peu vous sentirez tous les nuages qui sont en vous se dissoudre. Vous vous aimerez davantage, parce que vous contiendrez en votre esprit plus de choses.”

— Flaubert, lettre à Mlle Leroyer de Chantepie du 30 mars 1857.

parallèles linguistiques potentiellement intéressants : il y a une lettre de différence entre “lucidité” et “luce di te”