the wrong girl
Kim. 19, Female, Canadian-born, Multi-racial (Malaysian Chinese, English and Scottish), Bisexual, Vegetarian, University of Toronto student (International Relations, Politics, Women and Gender Studies).

I love cooking, reading, tea, and music. I mostly reblog K-pop, especially SNSD, Miss A and f(x).

I'm also into interior design stuff, politics, current events, women's history, literature, and vegetarian food.

Well that's me in a nutshell, hope you enjoy your stay :)
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To a Friend Lost in the Tibetan War by Zhang Ji (768-830?)

welovechina:

Last year you were sent to garrison Yuezhi,
Soon the whole army was destroyed below the walls.
Since then, Tibet and China have been cut off, no news;
Are you dead, or alive, wandering some distant land forever?
No one went to bring back the abandoned tents;
A few horses returned with torn flags we couldn’t make out.
I would have a ceremony for you, but what if you are alive?
So, all I can do is shed a few tears for you, lost at the end of the sky.

/ Posted by book-aesthete
book-aesthete:

John Dryden: The Works Jacob Tonson, 1701.
Vol. III only, title in red and black, some small worming in lower margins, a few tears, browned, bookplate of Augustine Fitzgerald on front pastedown, bound in a contemporary panelled Irsh binding, gilt stamp: “Col. Augustine Fitzgerald 1769” on upper cover. (Fitzgerald family of Carton House, near Dublin.)
__________________________SONG FROM AMPHITRYON John Dryden
FAIR Iris I love, and hourly I die,  But not for a lip, nor a languishing eye:  She’s fickle and false, and there we agree,  For I am as false and as fickle as she.  We neither believe what either can say;  And, neither believing, we neither betray.  ‘Tis civil to swear, and say things of course;  We mean not the taking for better or worse.  When present, we love; when absent, agree:  I think not of Iris, nor Iris of me.  The legend of love no couple can find,  So easy to part, or so equally join’d.
/ Posted by book-aesthete
book-aesthete:

The Works Of That Famous English Poet, Mr. Edmond Spenser Edmond Spenser. Jonathan Edwin, 1679.
Bound in two-tone leather with raised spine bands and gilt embossing, this antique volume is a compilation of work from poet Edmond Spenser, including The Faery Queen, The Shepherds Calendar, and The History of Ireland, as well as a biography of the poet. The title page is printed in black and red text. The work is illustrated with an engraved frontispiece.

I’m not going to waste any more time playing judge and jury over everybody else when I’ve never found myself completely not guilty.
In fact, compared to many? My hands are probably filthy.

So we can make devils of each other.
Or we can take that energy and make gods of ourselves.

And I’d rather live my life on a mission of building a heaven,
Than working demolition in hell.

Build big the beauty, build big the love
And I swear the hate, the fear will one day disappear
And it all starts right here.

— Andrea Gibson, “Evolution”

She’s eating her fifty square feet of death.
I’m eating my organic vegan local salad (no meat no cheese and please hold the dressing cause I don’t want to exploit the labour of the little honeybees).

But when we meet you, she will be a thousand times more likely to greet you with open arms than me.

…I’ve got a closet full of protest signs buried by all the times I wish I’d been kinder to a friend.

— Andrea Gibson, “Name That Meat”



“The power of love came and I became everlasting power” 
— Rumi

Then there are those who are still not sure, but are quite capable of asking “Are you mixed?” You know, I hate to be the one to school you, but nobody ever said that shit was foolproof, so yeah. I’m mixed. Mixed and confused as to why you would ask me such a stupid ass question. And don’t tell me not to be pissed. Spend a day in my shoes being accosted with “Are you that? Are you this?” until you’re ready to say with me ‘Yeah. I’m mixed.

Half woman, half BITCH.’

95% of the time I find the guesses kinda funny and  harmless. Well, maybe 70% of the time. But there are definitely days when I feel like this. :’)

In love with Yellow Rage forever.

/ Posted by middleeasternpoetry
middleeasternpoetry:

Make peace with the universe. Take joy in it. It will turn to gold. Resurrection will be now. Every moment, a new beauty. - Rumi
Evolution - Andrea Gibson

“The world is hurting.

The world is hurting more than it ever has before and you wanna know why?

Because of the guy in a corner with the sign that says “GOD HATES FAGS”

Because of the soccer mom waving her American flag

Because of the frat boy driving his SUV

Because of the brainwashed millions watching TV

Because of the-

Wait.

What if the world is hurting because of me?

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