Amy King, “I’ve Opted for a Heart This Mid-November Morn” →

How to find ivory’s antecedent among these drifts of snow,
restore the clover to its buried frozen form?
And what about
the girl with loneliness, her lush medium dressed in birds?
Inside the dress embraces a range of mercurial gazes,
an advanced degree in gleaning eyes
from the wrist that turns the curves into contagious angles.
It is hard not to die, and yet here, the singer and sewer, one,
stitch a voice into the actual road. We ambulate each alone,
pressing stuffed figures to our chests, wailing silence
for a warmer bosom feathered, opposite our own.

rondloper:

i always think i have my problems squared away at the end of the night and beginning of a new day. i always believe the false epiphanies that occur in my sleep wanting head. then the sun rises, birds wake and i remember why that two am solution would not work. and i’m back to square one.

felitomkinson:

Just a very small WIP of something very big I’m working on. This will kill my hand. WORTH IT.

“The floating island, Columbia, is all about deconstructing the world Elizabeth knows. That world is created by an arbitrary, cruel father bent on justifying himself no matter what and literally leaving his kid to a bird. In other words: “Comstock” is at least as much a projection of what Elizabeth thinks her father could be as he is something within DeWitt.”

- On Bioshock Infinite (spoilers)

thequeenofthescene:

i need to go buy cat eye sunglasses but i don’t wanna go alone

help

“If you are coming down through the narrows of the river Kiang,
Please let me know beforehand,
And I will come out to meet you
As far as Cho-fu-Sa.”

- Li Po

(via shineslikethesun)

theswinginsixties:

Twiggy

(Source: valentinovamp)

misschasse:

More magnets! And this time I used rare earth magnets on the back so they are very secure. I love making things!

"Now the first Bioshock was about freedom, the second about mind control. Could either produce a utopia? Bioshock Infinite is more daring with its counterfactual: the ultimate utopian dream involves control over time. What if you could undo your sins or an original sin and stop all evils simply? What if you could assert that the self you’ve chosen is superior to all other selves you could be? If you had such technology, what you’d find is this: you might undo the moment you thought you created a chain of evil. But you’d still be the same person you were, and a whole bunch of awful possibilities for you and everyone around you would still exist."

On Bioshock Infinite – Rethink.

"What do you think about Yoga?"

miss chassé: thoughts on a rainy Wednesday morning, a bulleted list: 

I’m taking a lot of time nowadays to just sit & breathe and do nothing else.

I’m sure Yoga will be great exercise. But that yoga breathing alone might do wonders.

BioShock Infinite: Booker & Elizabeth voice actors sing “Will the Circle be Unbroken” (by FluffyNinjaLlama)

Music starts at 1:06. And quite a bit on Bioshock: Infinite is coming on my blog, soon.