Feet cold, pressed on the linoleum floor.
She feels it all around her,
But not in her.
Not yet.
Feet cold, pressed on the linoleum floor.
She feels it all around her,
But not in her.
Not yet.
I picture this: two hands
meet in the darkness, and for a moment, real love existed like
no other had before.
Hospitals, churches, schools, and mosques, all in ruins. There is no sanctuary in the holy land.
I am an outsider to my own culture. I am a banana.
Special thanks to Taylor Lipson—a conversation with whom inspired this piece.
Dear university administrations in Toronto and beyond:
The downfall of my last relationship followed a similar pattern.
“For someone so quiet, you seem to have a lot to say.”
When a chicken is butchered its body still moves.
No me gusta cuando no puedo comunicarme.
I never realized how hard it was to say “I love you” in Turkish.
By Joshua Beltran (@jandrestuff) This collection of photos is based on the prompt “WHAT DO YOU EAT FOR […]
by kailey macpherson
The greenest city in Europe, with more museums than rainy days, Berlin will be my new home.
My relationship with German has always been a complex one.
at night, i dream of Philomela
High beam highway silver lining your cigarette smoke
by shina kang