— C.S. Lewis, The Four Loves
(Source: dystonias, via resilient-resistance)
melancholy
at funerals i stand in the cold with my hands
shoved deep into my pockets
because i do not know what to do.
what am i supposed to say, i wish i didn’t have to be here
and i’m sorry for your loss?
we bury people in the ground but it makes me shudder,
the idea of their bones slowly disintegrating below my feet.
fading away while everything else lives on.
i tie my mind up in knots, chasing circles
when i think about death. an endless cycle like a beaten path.
how all the years will stretch out until we are long gone
but the earth will continue to spin without us in it,
tilting sweetly on its axis and never asking why.
that is what i think about at funerals.
and if someone were to say to me, penny for your thoughts?
i would tell them, i do not have any.
(via thesetelevisionblues)
Jamie T // If You’ve Got The Money (Acoustic)
(Source: d-aw-n)
i don’t think we’re using this site the way it was intended to be used
(via wemadeyou2)



