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This picture is from the crash of American Airlines Flight 587 from New York to Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. This crash happened on November 11th, 2001, just two months after the 9/11 terrorist attack. A combination of airplane malfunctioning and crew mistakes. This image and this story reminds me of the moments in which humanity is silenced. But it also highlights the moments in which we are not mourned the same. Few people know or remember this crash. It is the second-deadliest plane crash in US history. But this time, only families cared.

Image Credit: Getty Images

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This image is meant to represent Diversity, and is the logo of a podcast I host called Diversity Reads, where we highlight books by diverse authors. I am fascinated by the dissonance in colours that do not work together in theory, however, they are harmonious with one another.

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I took this photo at Adrenaline Kitsilano - a tattoo shop.
However, right now, this represents less the ink on my skin but more the stretch marks on my hips from my up-and-down weight. This represents the bags underneath my eyes from endless days and sleepless nights. The scratches on my arms, memoirs from panic attacks. The pillow's imprint on my cheek. The message is lit up but its surroundings are mundane - the idea that we must shine on in times so absurdly mundane.

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I made this gif because when I think of indispensable, I see faces. Expressions are such an important part of communication, of interaction. I find myself inspired by the crease surrounding someone's lips when they are thinking hard, or the light in someone's eyes when they smile.

Image source: Getty Images

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From the documentary "Call Me Human" directed by Kim O'Bomsawin

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From the documentary "Call Me Human" directed by Kim O'Bomsawin

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How words become poetry. Not.

simple words are poetry.

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"death is as ordinary as sunrises." - Dany Laferrière, The Return.

Death is as unexpected as a gasp
for our breath should be no shock
yet when it gets caught
it is a Surprise every time.

- Coral S.

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Excerpts from The Return by Dany Laferrière

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Excerpts from The Return by Dany Laferrière

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verses that made me nod out loud:

"Death is sold anonymously in America."
"I am aware of being in a world/completely different from my own./The fire of the South crossing/the ice of the North/produces a temperature sea of tears."
"A day here lasts a lifetime./You are born at dawn./You grow up at noon./You die at twilight./Tomorrow you change bodies."

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There is a certain rhythm to my anxiety. She lurks beneath the surface. She doodles instead of take notes. She bites my lips until they bleed. Scrolls endlessly through any social media without looking at a single piece of content. And yet, she is my oldest friend.
Below is one of my doodles (:

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While I took some creative liberties, my favourite part about this pattern is that it emulates reality with the creative flair of the human mind.

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iceborn fairy forbids entry

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Prettiest Book Cover I have seen today ~

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Prettiest Book Cover I have seen today ~

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I enjoy the organized chaos of this cover. Such as subversion of the ideal of femininity.

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The BridgerTok Musical

This is "Burn For You" by @abigailbarlowww on TikTok!