
I really like this…

I really like this…
~ more Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, and Rupert Grint for EW (2011)
“…fresh details on the 19-years-later epilogue that required a re-shoot last December after director David Yates’ failed first attempt with some heavy-handed aging makeup. As Rupert Grint recalls: “I looked really overweight, and with this weird feathered hairpiece they put on me, I looked like a mutant Donald Trump”
- Entertainment WeeklyAttractive people.
LOVE LOVE LOVE
(via plastictangerines)
I stand alone in this long, dark hallway.
ALERT
I hear the wind escaping the air conditioner.
I see the bricks, heavy and empty.
I smell the dirt from the soles of shoes,
left there by the many people who stood before me.
It almost seems as if there is security in my stance.
Nothing can touch me.
Nothing can hurt me.
My thoughts are an array of stolen moments
repeating over and over
almost as if they’re being displayed on a huge screen
for the world to see.
My thoughts surround me,
they keep me company.
Yet, I stand alone as if,
no one can touch me
no one can hurt me
no one can love me.
Moments slip away intuitively.
Unconscious words slip through your lips.
You’re asleep, peaceful like a child.
If I move, would your eyes open?
If I speak, would the break of silence wake you?
If I breathe, would the rhythm agitate you?
Unknowing, I lay here listening to your incoherent mumbles.
“I love you.”
These three words nestled into my mind.
They encourage a smile ranging from ear to ear.
Gravity can’t hold me down.
“You’re the only one for me.”
Giddyness is slowly becoming my best friend.
My heart beats faster and it becomes challenging to stay silent.
I want to wake you.
I want to—
“Katie, you’re my everything.”
….Katie?
My name is not Katie.
The name seeping into my brain like a ticking bomb.
3….2….1…BOOM
My smile departs and my heart is now heavy.
With that I realize that
when the sun comes up
we will both be alone…again.
In my short time here,
I’ve seen a lot.
I’ve seen pain and pleasure,
love and heartache,
life and death.
I’ve seen women become whores,
men act like boys,
children grow up too fast.
I’ve seen honesty and lies,
knowledge and ignorance,
acceptance and discrimination.
In my short time here,
I’ve witnessed far too much.
My mind constantly eating away at these concepts.
These aren’t just words,
this is what I see.
What I’m forced to grasp.
And every waking second is another test,
another journey
another broken road.
That never crosses your mind.
How could it when the only thing that occupies your brain cells,
is you?
Where the tall grass sways
and the trees speak
I know I’m home.
Where the birds sing
and the spiders weave
I know I’m home.
Where the animals live
and the farms conquer
I know I’m home.
Where the nights are quiet
and the stars shine bright
I know I’m home.
Where everything is perfect
including you and I
I know I’m home.
Two years he walks the earth. No phone, no pool, no pets, no cigarettes. Ultimate freedom. An extremist. An aesthetic voyager whose home is the road. Escaped from Atlanta. Thou shalt not return, ‘cause “the West is the best.” And now after two rambling years comes the final and greatest adventure. The climactic battle to kill the false being within and victoriously conclude the spiritual pilgrimage. Ten days and nights of freight trains and hitchhiking bring him to the Great White North. No longer to be poisoned by civilization he flees, and walks alone upon the land to become lost in the wild.