JFK international airport

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Tom Culley

jacobvanloon:

Study for Seuil de silences (Alec)

Jacob van Loon

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Around 1840 it was briefly fashionable to take turtles for a walk in the arcades. The flâneurs liked to have the turtles set the pace for them. If the had had their way, progress would have been obliged to accommodate itself to this pace.

—84, The Paris of the Second Empire in Baudelaire, Walter Benjamin

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It’s been a long, long time
Since I’ve memorized your face
It’s been four hours now
Since I’ve wandered through your place
And when I sleep on your couch
I feel very safe
And when you bring the blankets
I cover up my face

I do
Love you
I do
Love you

And when you play guitar
I listen to the strings buzz
The metal vibrates underneath your fingers
And when you crochet
I feel mesmerized and proud

And I would say I love you
But saying it out loud is hard
So I won’t say it at all
And I won’t stay very long

But you are life I needed all along
I think of you as my brother
Although that sounds dumb

And words are futile devices

benjaminllevy:

(via It’s Nice That : Amazingly detailed illustrations and etchings from Simon Prades)

pets

some day i’m going to own a snake and rats and a dog. Not all at the same time.

Posted 1 month ago

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I’ve always wanted to buy some property along Highway 101 in Oregon and make candles in the sand. And then someone will come along and be like “What are you doing?” and I’ll say “You can set up your teepee over there” and then we’ll hang out for a few days and talk about jazz.

—drunk uncle

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make it rain

Tatiana Plakhova, The end of geography

Ralph Gibson, LA, 1963 to 1966