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Coral.
Sensible spontaneity.
Education.
Self-respect.
God is consistent.
Smile.

I’d write love poems to the parts of yourself you cannot stand.

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Might have to do this

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to be, or not to be. 

visual-poetry:

»where is all the time that heals?« by anatol knotek
from my book »anachronism«
[if you like to buy the book, please contact me on tumblr or via email: anatol(at)anatol(dot)cc]

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visual-poetry:

»where is all the time that heals?« by anatol knotek

from my book »anachronism«

[if you like to buy the book, please contact me on tumblr or via email: anatol(at)anatol(dot)cc]

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visual-poetry:

»yesterday will be better« by george brecht (1963)

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visual-poetry:

»yesterday will be better« by george brecht (1963)

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beingblog:

“Apology is really important, because when I apologize to you for something I’ve done, you see me squirming. You see me uncomfortable. You see me trying to reassure you that I’m not going to harm you in the same way again. You see me giving you respect as a human being with feelings. And all of a sudden, I’ve turned on a lot of the slider switches that make forgiveness happen in your head.”
~Michael McCullough from Getting Revenge and Forgiveness
Photo by Bethan Phillips / Flickr, cc by-nc-nd 2.0

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beingblog:

“Apology is really important, because when I apologize to you for something I’ve done, you see me squirming. You see me uncomfortable. You see me trying to reassure you that I’m not going to harm you in the same way again. You see me giving you respect as a human being with feelings. And all of a sudden, I’ve turned on a lot of the slider switches that make forgiveness happen in your head.”

~Michael McCullough from Getting Revenge and Forgiveness

Photo by Bethan Phillips / Flickr, cc by-nc-nd 2.0

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