i will burn through you (eu vou queimar através de você)

08 Saturday Jun 2013

Posted by in Erotic, Poetry, Portuguese, Translation

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Línguas, garras, fantasias na tua boca.
Beijar meu alienígena de ácido
revestimento meu grelo e lábios.
De orgasmo do supernova explodindo.
Meu desejo completamente cósmico.
Beije-me, se você ousar.
Meu esporra vai queimar através de você.
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Tongues, claws, fantasies in your mouth.
Kiss my alien acid
coating my clit and lips.
Supernova exploding orgasm.
My desire is completely cosmic.
Kiss me, if you dare.
My cum will burn right through you.

 

Eu sou um química adoradora, entendimento purple haze, xenomorph desejos. Uma punheta torna-se longas noites de alegrias breves sob as pontas dos dedos. Você não está entendendo. Ácido entrelaçada com meu sangue. Extraterrestre movimentos da minha pele. Alien sentimento e desejo.
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I am a worshiper of chemistry, understanding purple haze, xenomorph desires. A handjob becomes long nights of brief joys under the fingertips. You do not understand. Acid intertwined with my blood. Extraterrestrial movements of my skin. Alien feelings and desire.

the bodies of gezi park

05 Wednesday Jun 2013

Posted by in Illustration and art

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Turkish riot policeman uses tear gas during a protest in central Istanbul

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armenian graveyard

If you have been following the news in Turkey right now you might know that there is civil unrest in the streets, all originating from the government’s attempt to turn one of the last green spaces in downtown Istanbul into a shopping mall (and yes, that is Tilda Swinton in the top photo).

What the media hasn’t pointed out is that the said disputed park actually has a long and controversial history. Armenian protestors at Gezi park have been carrying signs that read in Turkish, Armenian and English: You captured our graveyard, but you can’t capture our park!

This is a reference to the Pangaltı Armenian graveyard that was destroyed in the 1930s to make way for the current park and surrounding hotels. Because everywhere you scratch in Turkey blood boils to the surface.