thelittlekneesofbees:

Excuse me, sir….
Excuse me. …


Oh

thelittlekneesofbees:

Excuse me, sir….

Excuse me. …

Oh

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I begin to feel those tiny bits of color floating up into me - deep in me. That streak of green from the june-bug light, the purple from the berries trickling along my thighs, Mama’s lemonade yellow runs sweet in me. Then i feel like I’m laughing between my legs, and the laughing get all mixed up with the colors, and I’m afraid I’ll come, and I’m afraid I won’t. But I know I will. And I do. And it be rainbow all inside. And it lasts and lasts and lasts. And I want to thank him, but I don’t know how, so I pat him like a baby.

Toni Morrison: “The Bluest Eye” excerpt from Black-Eyed Susans Anthology 

this is a gorgeous piece of writing. 

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(via ethiopienne)

My new iPhone life.#foreveralone

My new iPhone life.

#foreveralone

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There are so many things I want to do and places I want to go and I really really just want to be able to share these things with people I love.

sveltst:

GLASS LIKE WATER: AERIAL BY BAPTISTE DEBOMBOURG

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blackandkillingit:

fash-models:

Leomie Anderson “Rain in the Dust” by Saty Pratha for Fashion Gone Rogue

Black Girls Killing It Shop BGKI NOW

blackandkillingit:

fash-models:

Leomie Anderson “Rain in the Dust” by Saty Pratha for Fashion Gone Rogue

Black Girls Killing It Shop BGKI NOW

blaze-that-haze:

Reminds me of my days back in nam

I want to be here

blaze-that-haze:

Reminds me of my days back in nam

I want to be here

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theimpatients:

I want a bunny so bad. omg.


I’m getting a bunny this summer and I’m going to name it kitten.

theimpatients:

I want a bunny so bad. omg.

I’m getting a bunny this summer and I’m going to name it kitten.

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This should have been my time. It’s over-it never began.

Why do I want him still? Why when there’s nothing there.

Morning time Aida realness - I Know the Truth

Everyones saying thanks because their lives were impacted and I’m in this hospital bed like slam poetry that’s trying too hard wanting all the normal things except maybe to never be sad again.

Congrats, graduates.