CagedBird

crookedsin:

“And now they’re telling me I’m crazy over here because I don’t sit there like a goddamn vegetable. Don’t make a bit of sense to me. If that’s what being crazy is, then I’m senseless, out of it, gone-down-the-road, wacko. But no more, no less, that’s it.”

- One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest

Sobs.

Reblogged from timeisgod (Originally from crookedsin)

Writing for Strangers →

umustcreate:

There were days that you would write poetry
on the back of receipts, on napkins from lunch.
There were days that you would drink too much
and write poetry onto pavements with the bile
from inside and it took a while to find a point
in between the two when you could create and

Reblogged from themindislimitless (Originally from umustcreate)

01012012:

29 Ways to Stay Creative (original video)

When one door closes…

Reblogged from chocolate-ribbons (Originally from 01012012)

sugarbean:

Holy mother of God.

sugarbean:

Holy mother of God.

(Source: mochacafe.info)

Reblogged from chocolate-ribbons (Originally from mochacafe)

How To Save A Life
The Fray

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Reblogged from delucazade (Originally from free---fallin)

(Source: fairyrainbows)

Reblogged from everyone-wants-waffleguy (Originally from fairyrainbows)

Reblogged from delucazade (Originally from lifeisliterallylimited)

2colorsdaily:

The works of Kitty Sabatier. Contemporary calligraphy.

2colorsdaily:

The works of Kitty Sabatier. Contemporary calligraphy.

Reblogged from hindaothman (Originally from 2colorsdaily)

Is it so bad, then, to be misunderstood? Pythagoras was misunderstood, and Socrates, and Jesus, and Luther, and Copernicus, and Galileo, and Newton, and every pure and wise spirit that ever took flesh. To be great is to be misunderstood.

Ralph Waldo Emerson, Self Reliance (via larmoyante)

Reblogged from agingerlychaoticconcoction (Originally from larmoyante)

larmoyante:

“My heart has two inseparable sides: one with the courage to face reality and one with the desire to escape.”

larmoyante:

“My heart has two inseparable sides: one with the courage to face reality and one with the desire to escape.”

Reblogged from agingerlychaoticconcoction (Originally from larmoyante)

themindislimitless:

violettay:

prettyindian:

Honestly, I don’t understand this at all and I will never understand this. The amount of hurt I feel just by looking at this photo just phantoms me, because what is this girl really thinking when she put on these shorts? That’s my deity, the One I take refugee when I’m experiencing sorrow in my life. He is my all, my everything and you have put him on your body? Not only that, you’re probably unclean, and very dirty and probably were even before you put the shorts onto your body. You do not wear Him, you do not eat meat when you’re wearing Him. You do not touch Him when you’re dirty. The person who’s even wearing the shorts is not Hindu, and I know this for a fact. No Hindu would ever wear this, ever. We don’t even wear Him when we worship at His alter. If Hindu’s, the followers, the believers of the faith, reject what you’re doing, why is an unbeliever doing this? Because it’s ‘trendy’? Because it’s ‘different’? That is my God. That is my religion. That is my faith. You’re not ‘cool’ or fucking ‘unique’ , you’re a fucking ignorant asshole. 

^^^ Not Hindu but I had to reblog for this.

Not hindu either, but things like these frustrate me. Anyway, wandered over to the original source and look what I found. Some nice anon was kind enough to leave a direct message saying “ok you know the picture you posted with the girl wearing the elephant shorts? well that’s actually a hindu god, one of the most worshipped. the fact that you posted that is highly offensive, first of all, because no one knows what the fuck it really it. no one should dare wear the god as shorts, it’s highly disrespectful. please do your research before you post such things.”
The reply to that was “yes i know im not an idiot thanks and i dont think its disrespectful”

I didn’t realize it was up to them to decide what is and is not disrespectful to people of the religion they’re appropriating.
THEY’RE SAYING IT’S DISRESPECTFUL. EVEN IF THEY WEREN’T, COMMON SENSE SAYS IT’S DISRESPECTFUL TO TREAT SOMETHING RELIGIOUS LIKE THAT. OR DOES THAT NOT ENTER PEOPLE’S MINDS.
Can you hear me when I scream, or would people like for me to scream louder?

themindislimitless:

violettay:

prettyindian:

Honestly, I don’t understand this at all and I will never understand this. The amount of hurt I feel just by looking at this photo just phantoms me, because what is this girl really thinking when she put on these shorts? That’s my deity, the One I take refugee when I’m experiencing sorrow in my life. He is my all, my everything and you have put him on your body? Not only that, you’re probably unclean, and very dirty and probably were even before you put the shorts onto your body. You do not wear Him, you do not eat meat when you’re wearing Him. You do not touch Him when you’re dirty. The person who’s even wearing the shorts is not Hindu, and I know this for a fact. No Hindu would ever wear this, ever. We don’t even wear Him when we worship at His alter. If Hindu’s, the followers, the believers of the faith, reject what you’re doing, why is an unbeliever doing this? Because it’s ‘trendy’? Because it’s ‘different’? That is my God. That is my religion. That is my faith. You’re not ‘cool’ or fucking ‘unique’ , you’re a fucking ignorant asshole. 

^^^ Not Hindu but I had to reblog for this.

Not hindu either, but things like these frustrate me. Anyway, wandered over to the original source and look what I found. Some nice anon was kind enough to leave a direct message saying “ok you know the picture you posted with the girl wearing the elephant shorts? well that’s actually a hindu god, one of the most worshipped. the fact that you posted that is highly offensive, first of all, because no one knows what the fuck it really it. no one should dare wear the god as shorts, it’s highly disrespectful. please do your research before you post such things.”

The reply to that was “yes i know im not an idiot thanks and i dont think its disrespectful”

I didn’t realize it was up to them to decide what is and is not disrespectful to people of the religion they’re appropriating.

THEY’RE SAYING IT’S DISRESPECTFUL. EVEN IF THEY WEREN’T, COMMON SENSE SAYS IT’S DISRESPECTFUL TO TREAT SOMETHING RELIGIOUS LIKE THAT. OR DOES THAT NOT ENTER PEOPLE’S MINDS.

Can you hear me when I scream, or would people like for me to scream louder?

Reblogged from themindislimitless (Originally from reebokswiththestraps)

Reblogged from npr (Originally from ilovecharts)