from Pilgrim At Tinker Creek
“Not only does something come if you wait, but it pours over you like a waterfall, like a tidal wave. You wait in all naturalness without expectation or hope, emptied, translucent, and that which comes rocks and topples you; it will shear, loose, launch, winnow, grind.”
Annie Dillard
Anna Maria Johnson’s annotations on a page of Annie Dillard’s Pilgrim at Tinker Creek. Read the beautiful essay at Numero Cinq.
you’re fireproof —
i wish i was that way
THE NATIONAL, FIREPROOF
fern knight / the dirty south
i am secretly in love with
everyone that i grew up with
THE NATIONAL, DEMONS —
“Grammar is a piano I play by ear. All I know about grammar is its power.”
― Joan Didion, Essays & Conversations
lubomyr melnyk / le mirroir d’amour



