[ID: A Poem Cut And Pasted From Various Wikipedia Articles, With Poem Text As Follows:

[ID: A poem cut and pasted from various wikipedia articles, with poem text as follows: 

humans are generally creatures of habit,

adapted to occupy empty scavenged mollusc shells to protect their fragile exoskeletons

They carry home with them

Popular sayings 

Popular sayings about homes include

I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship.

i want to be alone.

I was reading a book the other day.

I’d like to kiss you, but I just washed my hair.

I’ll be back.

Research showed that these home-place identities are crucial

that we feel severe consequences for not

letting air flow in and out of the lungs.

offering a shield against rough weather, wildlife and dirt.

“Come In”

One version of the chorus for Come In is as follows:

Come in, come in, I’ll do the best I can

Come in, come in

because it is distressing.

the world is a heavy burden

particularly where words are insufficient.

Call Me If You Get Lost

I’ll Carry You in My Arms

Bring You Home

Home loss.

See also.

Notes

humans are the only ones to have lost

for example, “I don’t feel there is any place I really fit in this world.” 

I want to go home may also refer to:

a place that is close to the heart

a particular person who is not interchangeable with anyone else.

a strong desire to form new relationships.

a strong and inevitable feeling that exists in human nature.

I want to go home may also refer to:

a need rather than simply a want.

“What do we know?”

An affectional bond is persistent, not transitory. 

“I’ll Carry You Home” 

during an average human’s life

it must find a larger shell and abandon the previous one

adsum

I am here

“Come to the west and make a home with me there.” End of description.]

anyway I saw this post and got very excited about the concept of wikipedia poems

naomi campbell, 1997.

geena davis, 64th annual academy awards, 1992.

on the enormity of love and desire when you are alone

lucille clifton "climbing" | richard siken "birds hover the trampled field" | diary of franz kafka, jan 24 1915 | laurie halse anderson on 'moby dick' | 300122 by @ryebreadgf | richard siken "litany in which certain things are crossed out" | jenny holzer inflammatory essay "untitled (oh lord when you are alone)" | mitski "love me more" | richard siken "planet of love" | haruki murakami "norwegian wood"

musings on Spring

— Rainer Maria Rilke, The Selected Poetry of Rainer Maria Rilke | Pablo Neruda (?) | Louise Glück, Vita Nova | Alberto Caeiro, The Collected Poems of Alberto Caeiro | Vladimir Nabokov, Mary | Etel Adnan, Jebu | Virginia Woolf, A Writer’s Diary | Bangtan Sonyeondan (방탄소년단), 봄날 (Spring Day) | Artwork by Claude Monet

and always will be <3

legally brunette