A Professional Fangirl

spookshowvixens:

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transmechanicus:

I love the idea of dead gods. Not in the sense of “hey i killed something supernaturally strong” but in the sense of “i killed it and it’s still a god.” It is still worshipped. prayers are still answered. miracles are performed in its name, even as it lies pierced by a thousand swords and burning with chemical fire. even as it drifts through vacuum, decapitated and bleeding molten rock. in cosmic spite of being shot through each eye and hurled into a plasma reactor, it still radiates the power of the divine in a way that primitive death cannot smother. the nature of godchild is not so simple as to be tied to the mortality, or immortality, of any living being.

In science that’s called a whalefall :)

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comfytaire:

severely unwell. thanks mr hozier

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horrifically:

this perfectly encapsulates the online experience

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thespringsoldier:

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leftoverrpgs:

I cannot control my friends

I cannot stop a great spirit

I cannot fight what is to come

I cannot do nothing in a crisis

I can help in my own way

I can protect someone else <- Suvi is here

I can make the hard choice for the greatest good

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a-frog-in-a-bog:

Tumblr: fae king hozier haha bog man who writes songs about nature

Hozier:

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kitchen-light:

“When I first asked my grandma if I could write and publish about her, she gave me an instruction that has stuck with me over the years and I try to always keep it in mind when I write about family. She said, roughly translated from Korean: “you can write what you want, but let us live a little more beautifully the second time.” I took this as permission with a condition that I would fictionalize where necessary, to protect them and myself. The women I write about are both us and not us. Maintaining that fictionalized barrier is important to me.”

— Jihyun Yun, from “you can write what you want, but let us live a little more beautifully the second time": Jihyun Yun in conversation with Nicole Lachat, published Prairie Schooner, March 9, 2023

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