That is all.
Nothing
Not even a call
That is all
Nothing
Didn't even feel
The fall
Nothing
..
That is all.
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I’m weak and tired,
shaky and damaged.
Why does strength make me
weak?
Why every time I stand strong
do I shake and inside,
turn meek?
Strength rips off my flesh
and tears my insides
so the timid, helpless child
can no longer hide—
No longer hide
the tears, the screams
the slashing, the gashing,
the moaning the pain,
the ashes, the crashes,
the rain, no gain.
Strength grabs me, it stabs me
and sets me afire;
it slaps me, it snaps me,
running me down
to the mud and the mire.
I walk proudly
as strength kills me from the
inside out.
I scream and shout
but my pain reaches not one ear
while I fall and shake,
cry and break;
yelling for something to save
me,
for strength to stop raping me
and killing me
with every breath I take.
, genre: landscape, style: Luminism, tags: Mountainous landforms, Mountain, Highland, Nature, Natural landscape, Sky, Mountain range, Wilderness, Lake, Loch, completition: 1865.
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, genre: installation, style: Neo-Minimalism, tags: Text, Line, Daylighting, Room, completition: 2012.
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An unimaginably loud explosion,
Is followed by broken glass,
And the screams of women and children,
Who are caught up in the blast.
They are caught up in a conflict,
It is catching up with all their lives,
It hasn’t asked for what it’s taken,
And it won’t apologise.
The people open their eyes,
Or at least all those who can,
They don’t want to see the damage,
Dealt by the bombers hand.
They survey all the bleeding,
They hear the cries of pain,
They struggle to comprehend this,
And they start to feel the strain.
A half a dozen are dead,
Fathers, mothers and sons,
And no one can answer the question:
In all this loss, just who has won?
What would drive a person
To board a bus with this in his head?
The survivors don’t know the reason,
Anyone who does is probably dead.
, genre: portrait, style: Realism, gallery name: Private Collection, tags: female-portraits, Lady, Ciociaro Costume, completition: 1828.
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yellow and black bus on road during daytime
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Glistening streams silently fall,
Upon broken shards of suffering.
The glass shards pierce my fragile mind,
And blood drips down my quavering hands.
My cries are so silent but shrill,
Yet no one detects my misery.
I beg and plead for someone’s help,
But they all ignore my eerie sobs.
Nothing but the rain touches me;
It can only wash the blood away;
I will always feel this damned pain.
But I will mask it with some façade.
Don’t worry about me right now,
These tears will dry and I’ll be okay.
It’s just another mental fight,
And it will all end soon enough.
In 1905, Russian printers demanded to be paid for punctuation, which according to them requires the same amount of effort and time as any normal letter of the alphabet.
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John Tain appointed to Carnegie Museum of Art
He will oversee the museum’s curatorial department and work with the museum director, Eric Crosby, to help shape the institution’s artistic program and contextualise its collection.
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Juliana May Brings the Audacity of Optimism to BAM Fisher
For her new work, opening at BAM Fisher, Juliana F.
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a wooden bridge over a grassy area
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a group of brown objects
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Netflix to Screen ‘One Hundred Years of Solitude’ in Havana
The first two episodes will be shown at a film festival in Havana that was long championed by Gabriel García Márquez, the Colombian novelist who wrote the book.
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A 2,000-Year-Old Roman Soldier's Shoe Just Turned Up in Germany | Artnet News
A rare Roman military shoe called a caliga was unearthed amidst requisite excavations ahead of a construction project in Germany.
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