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simswarm:

fromDevotions:The Selected Poems of Mary Oliver

isavedlatinwhatdidyoueverdo:

Is any body else a Little bit nauseououauauauooos

isavedlatinwhatdidyoueverdo:

Is any body else a Little bit nauseououauauauooos

adrasteiax:

“(…) summer opened its green harbors the field was nothing but flowers, flowers, flowers, from shore to shore”

— Mary Oliver, from Prince Buzzard in “Evidence: Poems By Mary Oliver”

lesbianherstorian: “wild geese” from dream work by mary oliver, may 1986

lesbianherstorian:

“wild geese” from dream work by mary oliver, may 1986


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c-ptsdrecovery:

“Love Sorrow” by Mary Oliver

Love sorrow. She is yours now, and you must
take care of what has been
given. Brush her hair, help her
into her little coat, hold her hand,
especially when crossing a street. For, think,

what if you should lose her? Then you would be
sorrow yourself; her drawn face, her sleeplessness
would be yours. Take care, touch
her forehead that she feel herself not so

utterly alone. And smile, that she does not
altogether forget the world before the lesson.
Have patience in abundance. And do not
ever lie or ever leave her even for a moment

by herself, which is to say, possibly, again,
abandoned. She is strange, mute, difficult,
sometimes unmanageable but, remember, she is a child.
And amazing things can happen. And you may see,

as the two of you go
walking together in the morning light, how
little by little she relaxes; she looks about her;
she begins to grow.

“The Uses of Sorrow” by Mary Oliver

(In my sleep I dreamed this poem)

Someone I loved once gave me
a box full of darkness.

It took me years to understand
that this, too, was a gift.

megairea: Mary Oliver, from Beaver Moon; Twelve Moons: Poems, 1979

megairea:

Mary Oliver, from Beaver Moon; Twelve Moons: Poems, 1979


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louisegluck: Mary Oliver, from “The Son.”

louisegluck:

Mary Oliver, from “The Son.”


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dreambowl:

When Death Comes, Mary Oliver.

ofallingstar:

“—how wonderful to be who I am, made out of earth and water, my own thoughts, my own fingerprints— all that glorious, temporary stuff.”

— Mary Oliver, excerpt of “On Meditating, Sort Of”, in Blue Horses(viaantigonick)

firstfullmoon:

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Mary Oliver, from “Whistling Swans”

tenderfaery:

— Mary Oliver, Snake

Mary Oliver, from Dream Work

Mary Oliver, from Dream Work

Mary Oliver, “Messenger.” Thirst

louisegluck:Mary Oliver, from “Don’t Hesitate.”

louisegluck:

Mary Oliver, from “Don’t Hesitate.”

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orpheuslament:

At the River Clarion, Mary Oliver

metamorphesque:— Mary Oliver, Upstream

metamorphesque:

— Mary Oliver, Upstream


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— Mary Oliver, You are standing at the edge of the woods

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