yakk:
M.I.A. // Bad Girls (Desi Hits! Rishi Rich Remix) [Feat. Miss Pooja]
petits mots, petites morts
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yakk:
M.I.A. // Bad Girls (Desi Hits! Rishi Rich Remix) [Feat. Miss Pooja]
shit why are there so many internet things to get addicted to
sunday mornings can be beautiful, but it’s beautiful like a fresh soft flower or a laughing child in play, not the shaking grizzled hands of a matriarch or the weathered bark of a great, ancient tree
if hours were cigarettes, sunday morning is the one you have when you’ve just woke up, stiff muscles, eyes crusted and mouth dry, lazy smiles at the thought of dalliances and amusement to come
and tuesday 2am is when you tarry in the midst of ceaseless labour, the anxious smoke you steal in the break you’re not supposed to have, when time permits you neither to sit down nor to wipe the sweat from your brow
and you look at the stars and you shudder in the cold and you look at your hands and you look at your brothers and you don’t even know what to think but dear god in this moment you are alive
alive
dear god
This photo was reblogged from visaisahero and originally by topographe.
#when people springboard from my writing #so much love
Anonymous
Film works because it is sensitive to light. Oversimplification, but it’ll do for what I need to explain. As film ages, it loses some of that sensitivity. So to counter that process, you can let more light onto the film to make up for the lost “speed.” So if it’s 200 ISO you would shoot it as if it were 100 ISO 400 at 200, 800 at 400, etc. The shutter is open for twice as long as it normally would be, more light hits the film, less grain in your pictures. Well there’s still a lot of grain. I hope that makes sense?
Anonymous
1999-2004 - it was cold stored. I shoot it at half speed. Grain FTW!
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the origin of clumsiness
while i’m at it, what music should i be listening to?
Anonymous
blanket answer to all requests of this nature: of course you can.
- sometimes i wake up in the middle of the night and really want chocolate so i go get a piece and take it back to bed with me, and then fall asleep before i eat it
- so i wake up with a piece of chocolate beside me on my pillow
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I think both, but ultimately your interpretation as the reader is the most important for you. When I read poetry it usually goes something like: read it once or twice (depending on what I like to call the HUH? or WTF factor), check my emotional reaction, read it out loud, try to figure out what I think it means, google the shit out of it to see what other people think, (sometimes) come to a conclusion, read it again. The author’s intent is what drives the poem’s power - my number one rule (only rule?) about writing is that it has to be genuine. But what you take away from the poem as the reader is your interpretation. Sometimes figuring out what the author meant helps solidify your relationship with the words, sometimes it doesn’t.
