(Source: meet-me-at-the-morgue)

mistermajik2000:

Passive-aggressive raven

mistermajik2000:

Passive-aggressive raven

myjetpack:


A book of my cartoons will be out in three weeks!

myjetpack:

book of my cartoons will be out in three weeks!

"Spring has returned. The Earth is like a child that knows poems."
Rainer Maria Rilke (via litverve)
"Let’s face it, honey, my verse is terribly dated—as anything once fashionable is dreadful now. I gave it up, knowing it wasn’t getting any better, but nobody seemed to notice my magnificent gesture."
Dorothy Parker is always the best (via beatonna)
"When you find a man
Who transforms
Every part of you
Into poetry,
Who makes each one of your hairs
Into a poem,
When you find a man,
Capable,
As I am
Of bathing and adorning you
With poetry,
I will beg you
To follow him without hesitation,
It is not important
That you belong to me or him
But that you belong to poetry."
Nizar Kabbani, “When you find a man”, trans. Bassam K. Frangieh and Clementina R. Brown (via litverve)
djchocolatebunny:








Once upon a midnight DEAL WITH IT.

I give a fuck, nevermore.

merely a bro, nothing more.

#suddenly there came a swagging as of someone gangsta rapping #rapping at my chamber door

Quoth the raven, “Swag galore”



#edgar allan bro

not one fuck found, nay beneath the floorboards

djchocolatebunny:

Once upon a midnight DEAL WITH IT.

I give a fuck, nevermore.

merely a bro, nothing more.

#suddenly there came a swagging as of someone gangsta rapping #rapping at my chamber door

Quoth the raven, “Swag galore”

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#edgar allan bro

not one fuck found, nay beneath the floorboards

(Source: venusaurphobia)

28,633 plays

Edgar Allan Poe, “The Raven” (read by Christopher Walken)

Happy 204th birthday, Mr. Poe!

Happy 148th birthday to W.B. Yeats!

Happy 148th birthday to W.B. Yeats!

(Source: quoth-the-oak)

May the Fourth be with you.

May the Fourth be with you.

"Poetry is a weapon, and should be used,
though not in the crudity of violence.
It is a prayer before an unknown altar,
a spell to bless the silence."
John Montague, from “Silences” (via Poetry Verve)