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thelostpartofme · 1 month

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Du bist ein ungeschriebenes Kapitel in meinem Buch was ich gern angefangen hätte...

#einsam #leben #schmerz #nachdenken #liebeskummer #kaputt #Buch #kapitel #G #never ending story #abschnitt #liebe #unwichtig #unerreichbar

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itisiives · 2 months

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Unbearable

You are unbearable

In a way that I want to bite your bottom lip

To see if they taste as strawberry as they look

In a way that I look into a bookstore's window

And laugh at your pretentious love of

Embossed leather bound journals, like the one on the display

In a way that I try to place a song I've randomly hummed

Only to remember it because you keep belting it

In the shower while you use all the hot water to rinse your hair dye

In a way that I force forkfuls of the meat pie you've burnt in my maw

And resign myself to the loss of sweaters

And the presence of little birds with broken wings

You are unbearable in that

I have no money to buy you that journal,

Or the joy in my voice to sing that song like I'm praising a kinder god

I can only stomach food made by other hands

But they don't feel like home, they don't know how to make it like you do

You are unbearable in that

I know where you keep my sweaters, because I creep in

To drink your perfume and have my universe centered.

I cannot bear to kiss you, through it all, and break the mysticism if I knew

You don't taste like the sweetest fruit.

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poopypipi · 2 months

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its been 33 years do not forget the atrocities of the western government

Today Iraqis remember the victims of the tragic Al-Amiriyah Shelter bombing. In the early morning of 13 February 1991, United States air forces targeted the Amiriyah shelter in Baghdad with two bunker-busting smart bombs. Although the U.S. claimed the shelter was a military command-and-control center, it was in fact a civilian bomb shelter. No military personnel were present when the bombing occurred. Instead, the bombs instantly killed more than 400 civilians, mostly women, children, and elderly people while they slept.

Soon after the bombing it became clear to all that Al-Amiriyah was not being used by the Iraqi military and had been a civilian shelter for some time. At best, the targeting of this shelter was a colossal intelligence failure by the U.S., which initially tried to defend choosing the shelter as a military target. Otherwise, the deliberate targeting of a civilian shelter would constitute a grave breach of International Humanitarian Law (IHL) and a war crime. However, the situation was not fully investigated, and the U.S. was never forced to account for its actions.