"I water you, you water me; we grow together."
— Brandon Nembhard
(via thatkindofwoman)
(Source: livelifehappy.com, via thatkindofwoman)
"
Make love to me in Spanish.
Not with that other tongue.
I want you juntito a mí,
tender like the language
crooned to babies.
I want to be that
lullabied, mi bien
querido, that loved.
I want you inside
the mouth of my heart,
inside the harp of my wrists,
the sweet meat of the mango,
in the gold that dangles
from my ears and neck.
Say my name. Say it.
The way it’s supposed to be said.
I want to know that I knew you
even before I knew you.
— Sandra Cisneros, “Dulzura,” Loose Woman: Poems (via lifeinpoetry)
(Source: lifeinpoetry, via cihuanaba-deactivated20161013)
“Eat Your Heart Out” is a series of words remembered from break-ups reimagined as something sweet.
"Sometimes giving someone an extra chance is like giving someone an extra bullet for the gun because they missed the first time."
— fb/ the idealist (via onlinecounsellingcollege)
(via laurenhooper)
