“A quarter millennium later, Emily Dickinson would write in a poem the central metaphor of which draws on Kepler’s legacy: Each that we lose takes part of us; A crescent still abides, Which like the moon, some turbid night, Is summoned by the tides.”
Maria Popova, born in 1980 in Bulgaria, is a talented writer with a broad influence in the fields of literature, art, science, and more. Her works cover a wide range of subjects, including philosophy, psychology, history, and her writing style is highly appreciated by readers. more
“when words no longer stay contained within my mind poems might just fly”
“Stop writing & Just hug me ~ For tonight, ~ Let's Not Be Poets ~ Let's Be The Poem”
“Todos sabemos cómo duele, pero nadie sabe cuándo ni cómo deja de doler.”
“Le puse tu nombre a una estrella sin saber que ella también se apagaría.”