4.28.2016

Tormentas




Do not fall in love with people like me.
I will take you to museums, and parks, and monuments, and kiss you in every beautiful place, so that you can never go back to them without tasting me like blood in your mouth.
I will destroy you in the most beautiful way possible. And when I leave you will finally understand, why storms are named after people.


Caitlyn Siehl // Literary Sexts: A Collection of Short & Sexy Love Poems

4.15.2016

3.30.2016

3.22.2016

蔵焼けて 障るものなき 月見哉





蔵焼けて 障るものなき 月見哉


Since my house burned down
I now own a better view
of the rising moon



Mizuta Masahide // 17th Century Japanese Poet & Samurai

3.15.2016

3.11.2016

2.24.2016

2.22.2016

2.17.2016

Plegaria




We pray like this: press your lips against mine and hope that maybe this moment will become one that we remember while we are laying apart in cold beds


Alma Blood // Prayer

2.12.2016

2.09.2016

Bendito sea tu rostro





Bendito sea el rostro!

Bendito sea el santo rostro!

Bendito sea el santo rostro en la majestuosidad y la belleza de sus eclestiales rasgos!

Bendito sea el santo rostro a traves de las palabras que elabora su bendita boca!

Bendito sea el santo rostro a traves de todas las miradas de sus ojos adorables!

Bendito sea el santo rostro en la transfiguración del Thabor!

Bendito sea el santo rostro en la fatiga de su labor!

Bendito sea el santo rostro en el sudor sangriento de la agonía!

Bendito sea el santo rostro en la humillación de la pasión!

Bendito sea el santo rostro en los sufrimientos de la muerte!

Bendito sea el santo rostro en el esplendor de la resurección!

Bendito sea el santo rostro en la gloria de la eterna luz!

2.04.2016

Tranquilizadora lección de la Fantasía





The reassuring lesson of fantasy is that
“I was brought about with a special purpose”.
At the end of treatment, instead of being
bothered of what I am for the others, I fully
assume the uttermost contingency of my
being. The subject becomes ‘cause of itself’
no longer looking for a guarantee of his or
her existence in another’s desire.



S. Zizek

2.03.2016

Wednes




Wednesday:
I must not be afraid.



Jean-Paul Sartre // Nausea

2.02.2016

What is sex?





Sex is rigid bone, covered in velvet skin, pounding and ripping into fleshy cavity with heart-pounding passion and blood-red lust. Sex is bang! Bang! That’s sex, brother, and don’t kid yourself. Bang! Pound! Bang! And then comes a rush of luscious fever, an ocean of pin-prick sensation, and a shuddering climax of gushing hot blood. Pow! And then to hell with sex. That’s sex, kid.





Jack Kerouac // from a journal entry

1.28.2016

eltesoro







the treasure in the beloved is just a deceiving fetish, the true treasure is the fragile beloved





Slavoj Z.

1.21.2016

Displeasure



Sublime..pleasure..is
only possible through the
mediation of displeasure.



Slavoj Z.

1.20.2016

dilettante





— dɪlɪˈtanteɪ,-ti, (noun) | A dilettante is defined as a person who cultivates their interests in the arts or any field for the sake of their love and wild passion for said area. Although they do not wish to pursue a professional or expert understanding, their candid, yet temporary commitment to knowledge and art is founded in pure joy.