(via batifoler)
"She has a map
and stars and
rage enough to
capsize any
vessel she
chooses.
Strike a match
in the night
and she answers
with lightning.
Fire on water.
Impossibilities.
It’s beautiful, really,
all that fury going
down—winds
whipping, masts
cracking—and
whether or not
you die, you
have this—
the story of how
you never
jumped ship,
you never
let go."
@2 days ago with 25 notes
Robert Atzorn
Aus dem Leben der Marionetten, Ingmar Bergman, 1980
(via girlinlondon)
"Whatever I looked at was alive, everything had a voice,
but I never found out were you a friend, an enemy,
was it winter, summer? Smoke, singing, midnight heat.
I wrote thousands of lines. Not one told me."
Anna Akhmatova, from “Fragment, 1959,” trans. Stephen Berg (via proustitute)
@3 days ago with 279 notes
