I look at myself and I see your words I am covered in your words. I look at that woman that cafe that picture and I see your words the world is covered in your words. I want my words you scared away my words leave now so my words might come back to me so they might cover you so I might look at the world and see myself.
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Anna, 29, Liverpool UK
Flag-waving humanist, free-range commie, some-time writer.
I am nice to people, cross roads to cuddle dogs, hug trees, kiss books, spill pints, make faces, dance weird. Being naked is fun, even if it's just your feet. I've got that same attention-span problem you've got. Learning is fun, thinking critically is good, everything is interesting. Analysis beats knowledge.
Particular loves: all the Arts, anthropology, all the science, space, philosophy, comedy
Current telly loves: Mad Men, The Walking Dead, Boardwalk Empire, Game Of Thrones
Click for my sort of anal list of films I saw in 2012
The owl is by Picasso.
(There is no longer an owl here.)
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Flag-waving humanist, free-range commie, some-time writer.
I am nice to people, cross roads to cuddle dogs, hug trees, kiss books, spill pints, make faces, dance weird. Being naked is fun, even if it's just your feet. I've got that same attention-span problem you've got. Learning is fun, thinking critically is good, everything is interesting. Analysis beats knowledge.
Particular loves: all the Arts, anthropology, all the science, space, philosophy, comedy
Current telly loves: Mad Men, The Walking Dead, Boardwalk Empire, Game Of Thrones
Click for my sort of anal list of films I saw in 2012
The owl is by Picasso.
(There is no longer an owl here.)
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~ CountdownToRampage: Defeat, Acceptance and Lonely Men.
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I write and play music, get locked in places and fight instruments (imagine Jurassic Park, but with more keyboard solos).
~ Weltschmerz
Weltschmerz (from the German, meaning world-pain or world-weariness) is a term coined by the German author Jean Paul and denotes the kind of feeling experienced by someone who understands that physical reality can never satisfy the demands of the mind.
The modern meaning of Weltschmerz in the German language is the psychological pain caused by sadness that can occur when realizing that someone’s own weaknesses are caused by the inappropriateness and cruelty of the world and (physical and social) circumstances.
(Source: blazethei)
