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Schuyler Peck, Staying Up to Stay Sane (via schuylerpeck)
(via daisylongmile)
"The knotted ball of yarn
of my nervous system;
the harder I pull,
the more mess it becomes.
I know I’m never getting out of this.
They say it’s best
to take this pain
and make something of it;
bad poetry, a garden of hydrangeas,
a tangled quilt for the coming winter.
But when night hits
like a sucker punch,
I don’t know what more to do
than to lay in bed
and just feel it."
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This looks a lot like the Vaultec van you see in the beginning of Fallout 4.
(Source: The Wall Street Journal, via vilehumanity)
"The moment I start to feel under appreciated I distance myself. I don’t care to be anything to anyone who doesn’t crave me. I don’t want to be anywhere that I’m not missed every time my presence is missing.."
"You made me feel invincible!
I felt like living on the edge
You gave me so much hope and promise
I thought it would never end
But then one day you called it quits
All our past moments turned to memories
You left me to there to cry all alone
I had vulnerability
"
I felt like living on the edge
You gave me so much hope and promise
I thought it would never end
All our past moments turned to memories
You left me to there to cry all alone
I had vulnerability
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→ 06 Sep 15 at 5 pm
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@juancamiloberlin: Colors, Contrasts and Aesthetic Coincidences
To see more of the world through Juan-Camilo’s lens, follow @juancamiloberlin on Instagram.
(This interview was conducted in German.)
For Juan-Camilo Roa (@juancamiloberlin), it’s all about finding photogenic moments in the daily grind. Whether it’s specifically aligned shopping carts, people passing an interesting backdrop at just the right time, crutches leaning on the door of an abandoned building or a colorful selection of fruits — Juan-Camilo, who was born and raised in Colombia, captures these “aesthetic coincidences” and offers a candid and refreshing view of his adopted home, Berlin. “My photography reflects the fact that we are almost constantly surrounded by the extraordinary but often overlook it,” says Juan-Camilo, who hopes that his images will inspire people to look at the environment more consciously.
(Source: instagram)
