Crying begins in the guts; it’s a gut feeling that rises upwards.
—
Michael Trimble talks about how crying works & why we do it.
(Much to my embarrassment, I find it impossible to get through this article without tearing up myself!)
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(Source: wnycradiolab)
View Larger The landscape winner for the Sony World Photography Award: Nenad Saljic’s The Matterhorn, illuminated by the January full moon. Like a spotlight on Earth’s geologic splendor.
Or as I like to say: Dayum.
View Larger A constable jerks open the back door of a decrepit Indian-made Tata Sumo SUV—what passes for an evidence locker at this rustic police outpost in the Indian state of West Bengal. A hundred human skulls tumble out onto a ragged cloth covering a patch of mud, making a hollow clatter as they fall to the ground. They’ve lost most of their teeth bouncing around in the back of the truck. Standing next to the truck, the ranking officer smiles. “Now you can see how big the bone business is here,” he says. Keep reading.
Art by Francois Robert
View Larger Epic Sunset Nashville #flygoldeneagle #ranchghost #happy ## #beefoven #johncarpenter #peanutbutter
Is the soul solid, like iron?
Or is it tender and breakable, like
the wings of a moth in the beak of an owl?
— Mary Oliver, from “Some Questions You Might Ask” (via litverve)
