Most experiences are unsayable; they become real to us in a space no word has entered.
Rainer Maria Rilke, from Letters to a Young Poet (tr. Anita Barrows and Joanna Macy)
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gmca it's fun to stay at the gmca they have everything for a man to enjoy i don't know all the words to this song its's fun to stay at the gmca
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And everything that once was
infinitely far
and unsayable is now
unsayable
and right here in the room.
Franz Wright, God’s Silence [excerpt]
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okay but can we do a 10 things I hate about you trc au wheee Ronan wants desperately to date Adam but Adam and Gansey have a no dating unless the other does deal going on as a result of some other hijinks so ronan needs to find a strange person to date gansey who is fundamentally deeply strange too and uninterested in most people romantically - Ronan arrives on school resident weirdo Blue Sargent
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can’t stop thinking about the sibs saying i love you on repeat because they cant say what they actually mean and how the only one who didn’t say i love you was roman because he would’ve actually meant it
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"That’s what it was, voiceless. A voiceless shame. You couldn’t even say it out loud"
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Tony Hoagland, from Application for Release from the Dream; “The Complex Sentence”
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If I'm not careful I'm going to have save up to get hard covers of the green creek books. I'm so fucking emotional over them and I have the old vellum icky texture covers but I love these books so much.
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The hyper-atomisation of our age has nurtured a view of people as poisonous, of ideas as dangerous, and of speech as a virus. Lockdown was the political victory of this modern species of anti-humanism, and a despairing defeat for the belief held by many of us that strong individualism and a strong sense of social solidarity are always preferable, especially in times of crisis, to fear and social retreat. Lockdown
Brendan O'Neill, A Heretic's Manifesto: Essays on the Unsayable
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