saw a hummingbird up-close today singing in a tree
it stopped singing and returned my stares, i felt sheepish for intruding
it began twittering again as i walked away
i felt so lucky to have witnessed something otherwise perpetually in motion remain in a moment of song–i didn’t even know hummingbirds could sing!
feels like an appropriate way to conclude this september
i am so sleepy
[ID: A hand holding a card of paper, titled, “I love you,” at the top. On the left is boxy splashes of oranges, yellows, turquoise, and dark cool gray radiating outwards, labelled, “The Experience.” On the right is a small and simple swatch of each color above each other, labelled, “The Words.” End ID.]
credit to britchida (link)
brit (they/them) is an abstract artist who makes these pieces as a way to heal and connect with others to offer community and resilience. i really recommend checking out more of their stuff, and i recommend crediting artists at the very least if u intend to post art without their permission
(via thealexchen)
Jennette McCurdy, I’m Glad My Mom Died
Megan Fernandes, from “Fabric in Tribeca,” in Good Boys
Algonquin Provincial Park, Canada by Marian Dragiev
wake up babe new mitski article that will steal your breath from your chest just dropped
(via firstfullmoon)
Fontainebleau State Park, Louisiana by Lana Gramlich
(via expressions-of-nature)































