Miles Barger posted this wonderful image from The Neighbors, a photographic series by Arne Svenson of scenes in the windows of his Manhattan neighbors. They seem to assert the primacy of unknowable interior spaces, those buried within decor and personality, deeper within ourselves than our names go, deeper than our uniquenesses, into those places where we are archetypes, reacting without will to dreams and fears.
(Source: everything-went-black, via onehundreddollars)
We’re caught in a landslide
The minutes come tumbling down
And into an hour’s time
Within which a day’s worth of work
Must be planned out and pan out
For every week to be worth
The weekends of downtime
And months of ennui that kills
And years of resentment
Of everyone’s contentment, and you
Can’t justify it, still
I tell you my reasons
You don’t tell me your inside jokes
Until I’ve gone bitter on
Every word that you’ve spoken
And all of your kind words
Amounting to naught but a token
And all their inaction
Will tumble away with the days
And nights of together
As we’re really not together at all
But parallel
Now I’m walking on downtown
In a town that is not my home
And shopping for breakfast
To be eaten all alone
And dreaming of houses
None of them that I own
But that’s not my province
That’s not for what I am known
So I gather around me
All the little pieces of a song
And fit them where they belong
So go to your downtown
And bring what you’ve brought back home
And you never should worry
Your hours will now be as long
As the days that you hurried
And months when it all seemed wrong
And all of the action
Will tumble away with the years
And parallel evenings
And parallel tracks of our tears
And nights of together are where?
So I gather around me
All the little pieces of a song
And fit them where they belong
(Source: Spotify)
“Come on skinny love just last the year…”
That’s a prayer I used to say before I went to sleep every night in a past life. This song gets me every time. It is a good song though.
(Source: Spotify, via onehundreddollars)
Dear xanax: holy shit.
(Source: aregularlife, via bonesofmylife)
