« He heaved a flat of wild geraniums into the canal over the protests of the flower seller and grabbed the clothes Matthias had stashed there earlier that morning. He swept the red cloak around Inej’s shoulders in a rain of petals and blossoms as she continued to strap on her knives. She looked almost as startled as the flower seller. »
– Crooked Kingdom, page 130, by Leigh Bardugo.||Kaz Brekker & Inej Ghafa, from the “Six of Crows”duology.
and i think that’s what a father is — a blade that never stops cutting.
Rupi Kaur ‘Milk and Honey’/ How Do We Forgive Our Fathers? by Dick Lourie/ “Unpainted Door” - Louise Glück/ Lia Marie Johnson – DNA/ futngina/ Seven- Taylor Swift/ Clementine von Radics/ Dvoyd- thoughts of a stray iii/ A Hymn to Childhood- Li-Young Lee
