a radical politics of love
Love Is Revolutionary 🖤✊🏿 #love #revolution #apttp #letsstaytogether #algreen #weoutchea #gullah #geechee #stitch with @deante.kyle
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The text is a passage from Leo Tolstoy’s novel, War and Peace.
The passage describes Prince Andrei Bolkonsky’s realization about the nature of love after he is wounded in battle. He reflects on the difference between human love, which can turn to hatred, and a higher, divine love that is unconditional and unchanging. This newfound... See more
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Love is the revolution.
And the way to love another runs through oneself.
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posters I’ve made about love. romantic love, platonic love, all kinds of love. It’s all love. And it’s all red or red adjacent (orange)
if u get these posters for ur friend, im sure they’ll love u more 🥰
#graphicdesign #posterdesign #love #valentines
instagram.comI found myself thinking, recently, about an elevator ride after my last large breakup. Mere moments after our unceremonious uncoupling, my ex-partner and I rode to the ground in a machine. There was something interesting to me about being in such a small space with someone whom I still loved, but was no longer obligated to be in love with. Because
... See moreLove and heartbreak are the root of so much around us. Songs, buildings, startups, cathedrals of every kind. I wonder, if we could trace every act of creation back to its emotional source, how many would map to love? How many to spite, or ambition, or pure devotion to the game? My guess is love dominates, especially in art, where even mourning... See more
maja • in defence of yearning
If love is an act of imagination, then intimacy is an act of fruition. It waits for the high to subside so it can patiently insert itself into the relationship. The seeds of intimacy are time and repetition. We choose each other again and again, and so create a community of two.
