ART(ist) +Crown
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"who would believe them winged
who would believe they could be
beautiful who would believe
they could fall so in love with mortals
that they would attach themselves
as scars attach and ride the skin"Lucille Clifton, from “Sorrows” (via proustitute)
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NYTIMES Interactive: Migratory Models.
“People would always tell me I should model. I was lukewarm about it at first until I decided to stop studying. Then it started to look like a great idea.” Akuol de Mabior, 23, Sudan
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"Because I spend so much time now in a very professional, gender normative work environment, I have to remind myself that I love weird people, I am weird, I want to be weird, and being normal is truly horrifying. I’m thinking of that experience of seeing someone on the street or on the bus who is working some kind of weird, non-normative look and feeling some delight and relief, like the person’s existence is making space for you. I have often felt that way when I see other visibly queer or visibly trans people, or other kinds of rule-breakers. It’s beautiful to see people taking those risks and its wonderful to have those moments of mutual recognition with a stranger in the midst of a hostile world."
Dean Spade (Queerture: Q & A With Dean Spade)(via marfmellow)
(via materialworld)
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"Harmony is that which makes beauty; beauty in itself has no meaning. An object that is called beautiful at one time or place may not be beautiful at another. And so it is with thought, speech, and action. That which is called beautiful is only so at a certain time and under certain conditions that make it beautiful. So if one could give a true definition of beauty, it would be harmony. Harmony in a combination of colors, harmony in the drawing of a design or line, that is what is called beauty. And a word, a thought, a feeling, or an action which creates harmony is productive of beauty."
Hazrat Inayat Khan (via creativedreadhead)
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