Today: she’s a dreamer a drawing by Saskia Keultjes facebook with a six word poem and typewritting by Eric Boyd facebook
by Eric Boyd
“How many items for the phone?”“How long you need it?” Richie asked.
“One call,” I said. “Only take a minute.”
“Why you need it, Johnny? Why not call normal?”
“They won’t accept the charges,” I said.
“Well…” Richie wringed his hands, thinking….
One of my favorites by this guy. Super amazing, check out his page sometime.
Oh, MAD.
i have so much care for people but all i do is make them sad when i talk to them and it’s the worst feeling in the world because i want to make them the happiest but i feel like im such a burden on them and i dont know. if you’re reading this, im so sorry. i dont mean to be the way that i am.
Did you hear what Pussy Riot said in the courtroom? ‘Even though we’re behind bars, we’re more free than anyone.’ That’s like Benazir Bhutto before she went back to Pakistan to be killed. That’s like Oscar Wilde facing the courtroom before he was jailed. To see that courage among women in a white youth movement? That is incredibly powerful. It sets a new bar: How are we going to participate now? Should we all be going to jail? Should Animal Collective go to jail? Should Grizzly Bear go to jail? Should Bon Iver go to jail? Is it time?
Antony. Check out more of our favorite 2012 interview snippets in The Year in Quotes. (via pitchfork)
Anonymous asked:
Hi :) your poems are so inspiring.. If you don’t mind, would you write me a poem with any length about someone who’s sick of forcing herself to be in a society where she doesn’t feel comfortable? Thank you :)
Living in shipyards
, dreaming of airplanes.
