En cuanto a tu despedida, mi prima
Las mariposas volaron para ti
No las viste, tu esmero encima
Ni abriste tus ojos para mi
Aunque a veces las Parcas nos timan
Y yo lo siento, no dije a ti
Se hincho la llana, cambió la clima
Y ya, una concha vacía te vi
A navegar quisiste salirte
Alas desplegadas, bella colibrí
Pero te agarraron, ya te perdí
Sin voluntad ninguno, sino de irte
Nos dejo el mundo entero aquí
El mundo que queda de vuelta sin ti
I think I understand the general idea behind Biebermania now that I’ve had my heart destroyed by a slightly underage YouTube singing sensation
Healing takes more than
a day, than a week. Its arch
is longer than life.
Nervous boys heygirl.
(Source: heychristiangirl)
All the Water on Planet Earth
Illustration Credit & Copyright: Jack Cook, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Howard Perlman, USGS
Explanation: How much of planet Earth is made of water? Very little, actually. Although oceans of water cover about 70 percent of Earth’s surface, these oceans are shallow compared to the Earth’s radius. The above illustration shows what would happen is all of the water on or near the surface of the Earth were bunched up into a ball. The radius of this ball would be only about 700 kilometers, less than half the radius of the Earth’s Moon
(via cheeseburgerjaunt)
These people made me laugh out loud in the library.
I bet they don’t know how to pronounce Bon Iver. *pushes glasses up on nose*
Josh Ritter wrote me a post-nightmare song.
(Source: free-your-mind, via drinkteabelovely)
Ira Glass Interviews His Cousin, Composer Philip Glass
This makes it somewhat cooler that I saw two Philip Glass performances this weekend.
(one string quartet, which I loved, and one modern dance, which made me want to pull my brain from my ears)
(via nprfreshair)
This was the best song, though in my opinion not the best dance, at So TU, Think You Can Dance? aka the Brevity is the Soul of Wit Performance.
I… I… I love.
Ben Howard.
I want so badly to be in that crowd, and not even mostly or at least totally because of the dashing British boys.
