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"The softest love you will ever have has always been hidden in the inside, the marrow of your own..."

“The softest love you will ever have has always been hidden in the inside, the marrow of your own bones.”

- Nikita Gill, Your Body Has Always Loved You More Than Anyone (via meanwhilepoetry)

christinaroseandrews:mightymur:The final, brilliant word on...

christinaroseandrews:

mightymur:

The final, brilliant word on passive voice.

“She was killed [by zombies.]”

“Zombies killed [by zombies] her.”

This is legit one of the best ways to identify passive voice.

When you try to skip ahead in your WIP but then realize there’s so much more background / foundation you need to write first:

thehonestauthor:

–[x]

–[x]

Realizing how far you actually have to go until you get to that part you’ve been dying to write:

thehonestauthor:

"unhaunt meunmake me revive and recreate me"

“unhaunt me

unmake me

revive and

recreate me”

- (via gracebabcockwrites)

The writer’s brain at 3 AM:

thehonestauthor:

"Let me be a builder of gargoyles. Let me learn to create guardian monsters, let me hew..."

“Let me be a builder of

gargoyles.

Let me learn to create

guardian monsters,

let me hew grotesque

words from rough,

savage stone.

Let me give up perfection,

let each unique, imbalanced

form I shape

be a true

reflection of my soul.

Let my works fly

and let them be grounded

in the earth.

Let my words

be more than decoration,

let them

provide protection

and imperfection

and a place for the rain

to overflow.

Let me reveal a heart

savage and flawed

and generous,

let me spark and share

light in the soul.”

-

Gargoyles

(inspired by
John Ruskin’s “The Nature of Gothic”)

- Grace Babcock © 2017

(via gracebabcockwrites)

adedrizils-shrine:Necromancer by Wreckluse

adedrizils-shrine:

Necromancer by Wreckluse