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"Most people love you for who you pretend to be." Jim Morrison (via shelbyisms)

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i swear i get uglier everyday

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gnarly:

my computer screen is brighter than my future

this is so true and I’m on battery power saving mode

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This is just too hot!

This is too fun.

I really miss doing this.

"Never believe a man can change a woman
Those men are pretenders
who think that they created woman
Woman does not emerge from a man’s rib’s, not ever,
it’s he who emerges from her womb"

Nizar Qabbani (via pakizah)

One of the most powerful Qabbani poems, hands down. There’s so much more to this long poem, like:

Never believe what a man says about himself
that he is the one who makes the poems
and makes the children
It is the woman who writes the poems
and the man who signs his name to them
It is the woman who bears the children
and the man who signs at the maternity hospital
that he is the father.

and:

You are the tree of femininity that grows in the dark
needs no sun or water
you the sea princess who has loved all men
and loved no one
slept with all men… and slept with no one
you are the Bedouin woman who went with all the tribes
and returned a virgin
Stay that way.

Read the entire Nizar Qabbani poem, I Have No Power.

While you’re at it, why don’t you have a seat over there because your ass is about to get floored by some of his other works, too:

When I Love You

Language

The Fortune Teller

Light Is More Important Than The Lantern

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reglogging for habibro Josh’s insight into Nizar’s poetry.

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