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so what if I’m not

by dayinmydreams
A heavy fog weighs down on the mountaintops, yet the haze on the horizon is only half as concealing as the changes whirling in front of our eyes. Autumn has arrived, and the time has come for another serenade of the seasons. A fall night wind murmurs secrets of the season’s change, and we begin to seek comforts of a darker palette, a tighter hold, and whispers by a fire. Our deepest instincts urge us to be prepared, guarded and protected ourselves from the cold that is to come. We should be seeking comfort, but what if I’m not? Walls are often as dangerous as what they were built to protect, and the comforts of a fire can just as quickly burn you with a single touch of the flame. Life is unpredictable. And no matter how much we may focus on the preparation of safekeeping, the irony is that these measures make us no safer than we were before. Instead, they instill a false sense of security, create a crutch and make us shut …
Posted in blog, change, encouragement, inspiration, lifestyle, lifestyle blogger, minimalist lifestyle blog, motivational post, poetry, seasons, what if i'm not

The 14 Best Poetry Books you should have on your bookshelf

by Brooke Saward

The 14 Best Poetry Books you should have on your bookshelf

Milk and Honey There’s no single poetry book that has got as much warranted praise from millennials than Milk and Honey. Chances are you’ve already read…

The post The 14 Best Poetry Books you should have on your bookshelf appeared first on World of Wanderlust.

Posted in book, BOOK CLUB, books, LIFESTYLE, poetry

this time last year

by dayinmydreams
This time last year, I was a different person, but weren’t we all? Just like the unremitting flux of the seasons, we continue to shed our leaves and go through stages of dormancy, change and regrowth. Yet somehow, part of us always remains the same, the core of our being, who we are, always were, and will always be. This time last year, my hair was darker, complexion lighter, and my skin had fewer scars and freckles from life’s undertakings. But physical change is a part of nature, and no being is excluded from it’s irrevocable effects. It’s a blessing to have been given the opportunity and time that these signs of weathering were born from. This time last year, I had gone through fewer heartbreaks, hurts and struggles. But had not yet had the opportunity to learn from them, and grow stronger instead of harder. It’s important to embrace both the wonderful and seemingly inconvenient and regrettable junctures in life – which is the place we often learn the most. This time last year, …
Posted in blog, fall, fall fashion, fall mood, fall musings, lifestyle, poetry, trench coat

Why Singapore’s literary scene is flourishing lately

by The Peak

Singaporean writers are more prolific than ever, and that can only be a good thing for our cultural landscape.

The post Why Singapore’s literary scene is flourishing lately appeared first on The Peak Magazine.

Posted in Amanda Lee Koe, Cheryl Lu-Lien Tan, Claire Tham, Colin Goh, David Furhmann Lim, Gwee Li Sui, Jason Erik Lundberg, Latha, Lifestyle, Literature, O Thiam Chin, Ovidia Yu, Poetry, Prose, Sarong Party Girls, simon tay, Singapore Literature, SingLit

Why Singapore’s literary scene is flourishing lately

by The Peak

Singaporean writers are more prolific than ever, and that can only be a good thing for our cultural landscape.

For more stories like this, visit www.thepeakmagazine.com.sg.

Posted in Amanda Lee Koe, Cheryl Lu-Lien Tan, Claire Tham, Colin Goh, David Furhmann Lim, Gwee Li Sui, Jason Erik Lundberg, Latha, Lifestyle, Literature, O Thiam Chin, Ovidia Yu, Poetry, Prose, Sarong Party Girls, simon tay, Singapore Literature, SingLit

Art Sans Frontières

by Rory Winston
While the government of Hungary may have taken some justified flak for closing its borders to refugees, when it comes to art, the country maintains an open door policy.
Posted in abara Allatyani, Addie Wagenknecht, Art, Balassa Boglárka, Borders, budapest, cinematographer, Claudia Kovács, Csaba János Tompa, Dara Birnbaum, digital art, Ernest Hemingway, Evan Roth, exhibition, film, Hanna Perry, Hungary, International collaboration, Jonas Lund, Martha Rosler, Michelle Grabner, Night of Museums, Photography, poetry, Quality Qualified, Rory Winston, Sarah Lundy, slam poetry, Uncategorized, Veronika Szendrő, Viola Khoór, Zsigmond Lucza

Beat Generation Exhibit Opens At Centre Pompidou

by Staff Writer

A new exhibition focusing on the rebellious literary movement opens at the Centre Pompidou in France.

The post Beat Generation Exhibit Opens At Centre Pompidou appeared first on LUXUO.

Posted in Allen Ginsberg, art, Art Republik, Beat Generation, Centre Pompidou, exhibition, France, Jack Kerouac, Paris, poetry, William S Burroughs
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