No mile markers
Like on the winding highway—
Just a guessing game.
~ SDL
No mile markers
Like on the winding highway—
Just a guessing game.
~ SDL
The official music video for this song, Radioactive, is a bit weird and I wouldn’t recommend watching it, but here’s another video of it:
So this week’s band is Imagine Dragons! And although some of their songs have a dark tone, this one is very bright : )
To wrap up this week’s celebration of The Avett Brothers, here is The Perfect Space, one of my absolute favorites!
This song, incidentally, being a ballad, goes along with National Poetry Month. Enjoy!
A muted and still afternoon, like all the world is waiting for the heavy clouds to break loose and flood us with a violent downpour. Like we’re all just waiting for life to happen to us– waiting to be drenched in the raw pureness of reality– hoping the rain will wash away our nightmares and leave us with a world reborn. – SDL
I’ve recently become really, really interested in slam poetry. I’m still trying to figure out how to write my own for the poetry challenge my friend is doing on Tumblr, but in the meantime, here’s one slam poem I absolutely love.
I decided to do a series of music videos from my top 5 favorite bands. This was pretty challenging as I had to narrow it down to 5, but I felt it was a good exercise for me. So, for the next few weeks, I’ll be posting my favorite songs from my favorite bands. This week it is The Avett Brothers, who made it to 5th place, beating out others such as The Head & The Heart, The Lumineers, Matt Kearney, and Sleeping at Last. Also, I did not take into consideration my favorite instrumental/epic songs, as that’d be just…
Four years ago today, Matt Smith’s first episode as the Doctor, The Eleventh Hour, was broadcasted. In honor of that (and as a fun break from my chemistry final), I thought I’d post some of my favorite scenes from his era. And I guess it is appropriate to end with this one, from the 2013 Christmas Special, when Matt Smith regenerated.