all of these.
(Source: healthyfairytale, via lenitive)
mid flight confusion, arbitrary paths
(Source: variousstatesofsleep, via americr)
bloom.
(Source: quiet-nymph, via lenitive)
The meaning of books lies before them and not behind: it is in us. A book is not a ready-made, terminal meaning, a revelation which we must undergo and assume; it is a reservoir of forms which receive their meaning; it is what Borges has called the imminence of a revelation which does not occur; it is an asymptote.
—Richard Howard, “A Consideration of the Writings of Emily Dickinson” (via invisiblestories)


