A Mockery
Sleeping in and breakfast
Shower and coffee
Not necessarily in that order
Walking to the bus
Walking from the bus
Working
Working
Working
Sometimes sitting down,
Sometimes working
Walking to the bus
Walking from the bus
*
Cooking
Gazing into the abyss
Screaming into the void
YouTube
Sleeping
*Optional (but not so):
Migraine, Joint pain, Irritability, Talking
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Aureate - of a golden color
Auric - of, relating to, or derived from gold
Aurify - to turn into gold
Bilious - a yellow or greenish fluid that is secreted by the liver
Citreous - of the color citron yellow
Flavescent - turning yellow; yellowish
Flaxen - resembling flax especially in pale soft strawy color
Fulvous - of a dull brownish yellow; tawny
Gild - to overlay with or as if with a thin covering of gold
Gilt - of the color of gold
Gold - a variable color averaging deep yellow
Icterus - yellowish pigmentation of the skin, tissues, and body fluids caused by the deposition of bile pigments; jaundice
Lutescent - yellowish
Luteous - yellow tinged with green or brown
Luteolous - slightly yellow; yellowish
Mustard - a dark to moderate yellow
Ochroid - resembling yellow ocher in color
Old gold - a dark yellow
Primrose yellow - a light to moderate yellow
Sallow - of a grayish greenish yellow color
Sandy - of a yellowish-gray color
Straw - of the color of straw: pale yellow in color
Topaz - a yellow sapphire or quartz
Xanthism - coloring (as of the skin or pelt) marked by a predominance of yellow pigments
Xanthochroism - abnormal coloration of feathers (as in some parrots) in which yellow replaces the normal color
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For all those who need this right now. Stay strong! Support your friends and be there for each other.
“Consider this: we fuck with the lights on. You trace the flat shape of my breasts when I lay down. We keep the windows open because the rain smells like the closest we’ve ever been to Heaven. We watch the ferns drip like they’re heavy with honey. I cut red peppers in the kitchen. You put on every song we’ve ever fallen in love to. I’m beginning to lose the difference between our skin. I’m cold when you’re shivering. I ache when you’re lonely. I can feel the warmth in your pink, fluttering heart, and I hold it in my hands.”
— Schuyler Peck, On A Long Weekend
As a child I used to pray that I would get cancer
What my young eyes saw as an illness of honor
An illness that people rally behind
I wanted to have people who were proud of me for putting up a good fight
I wanted my suffering to be visible, less shameful
I yearned for someone to see me and know that I was hurting
I wanted doctors, church goers, my family, anyone at all to try to save me
So I prayed
And prayed
And prayed
I never got cancer
And I spent years saving myself
Now I’m an adult with a graduate degree and a mission
I will be the person who sees the child who is silently begging for help
I will be the one who tries their hardest to offer treatment
Because no child should suffer in silence
Praying for a death sentence so they can be seen
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Adust - scorched, burned
Auburn - a moderate brown
Beige - of a color that is light grayish-yellowish brown
Biscuit - a light grayish-yellowish brown
Bronze - a moderate yellowish brown
Castaneous - of the color chestnut
Chestnut - a grayish to reddish brown
Cinnamon - a light yellowish brown
Cocoa - a medium brown color
Drab - a light olive brown
Infuscation - darkened with a brownish tinge
Khaki - a light yellowish-brown
Mahogany - a moderate reddish brown
Russet - a reddish brown
Rust - a strong reddish brown
Sepia - a brownish-gray to dark olive-brown color
Sorrel - a brownish orange to light brown
Tan - a light yellowish brown
Umber - a moderate to dark yellowish brown
Walnut - a moderate reddish brown
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