Tilda Swinton

Tilda Swinton

@NotTildaSwinton

A collection of universal energy. Mother of a bat, Theremiah Swinton. Created by and . http://nottildaswinton.tumblr.com 

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  1. I'm still waiting for my gills to seal up for my journey home; I thank you for your patience.

  2. The sky has turned a pale yellow-sickly; I told this to the two-headed fox combing my hair. He agreed. My departure nears.

  3. Fish once had legs, in the very early days. I was there, and they were not as supercilious as the walking today. Could you swim forever?

  4. Do you not have a favorite blood platelet? I do. I call him Terry. I always know where Terry resides. Right now he is in my liver.

  5. Hung my skin up on a branch to dry after the rain. I'll remember how tender these gusts felt on my skeleton, long after I return tomorrow.

  6. No need to lecture me on how to survive a storm: I've already anchored myself to the base of a cranberry bog. I will wait-still, wide-eyed

  7. I've maintained a steady correspondence with the wild boar that nursed me through most of my infancy; Mother was never resentful.

  8. Are you prepared for the coming winds? I am wearing a shawl made entirely out of the hair on my head-my ravaged scalp has since cooled.

  9. Sending this from a cement vault, buried beneath the bedrock of a river trench. My companion is a stalk of corn. Join us! It's wonderful.

  10. Once, Theremiah was gone for days, when suddenly, he crashed through my window with a burlap sack. When I looked inside, I saw dark matter.

  11. I spent a decade with my mouth agape-birds tucked away by my gums; mating, birthing, dying. This was back when I only had three mouths.

  12. Covered every inch of my flesh with hot tar. I am relying on the curiosity of neighboring animals to pick away once the tar has hardened.

  13. The proud mustang stands at the fence, watching the last cowboy climb into his new automobile. His saddle longs for the caress of buttocks.

  14. I bound my limbs, released myself to ocean tides. Trust brought me back to shore. I then coughed up a piece of bark; I am wearing it now.

  15. I woke again in stone quiet of infant morning to find deer hooves where my hands once were, fur on my bosom. I'll spend this day in thanks.

  16. A buzzard once challenged me to hold my breath between two full moons. Even when my flesh turned violet, I gritted my teeth and howled.

  17. Imagine the great sadness a tree feels in this season, as it must bid adieu to this year's leaf-friends. Rake them away to help it grieve.

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