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About: Original poetry, thoughts and jams by Devin MacDonald, age 21 from Connecticut. Subjects ranging from astronomy to death to life, love and grass stains.

Please feel free to email me at dmacdonald@middlebury.edu with any questions or comments.

(As a note, this is my work and my work alone. Please respect that by refraining from taking any of my pieces without consent and claiming it as your own. Thank you!)

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fyeahuniverse: Partial Solar Eclipse on Setting Sun In 2009 a rare and very cool event was witnessed in Africa, Australia, and Asia. In the year’s only annular eclipse the sun was partially eclipsed not long before sunset. Eclipse chasers and other such enthusiasts produced many extraordinary and artistic images from the event. (Image credit: Armando Lee)

fyeahuniverse:

Partial Solar Eclipse on Setting Sun

In 2009 a rare and very cool event was witnessed in Africa, Australia, and Asia. In the year’s only annular eclipse the sun was partially eclipsed not long before sunset. Eclipse chasers and other such enthusiasts produced many extraordinary and artistic images from the event.
(Image credit: Armando Lee)

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“I wanted to be with him forever. I marveled at how such a monumental realization can unfold in an instant and change every single thing in your life.” —Emily Giffin, Something Blue (via simply-quotes)
Yes, yes yes.

Yes, yes yes.

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Trust.

Trust.

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“You ever have that feeling? Like you’ve known someone your whole life but you don’t know them at all.” —Ann Aguirre, Blue Diablo (via simply-quotes)
“How lucky I am to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard.” —

A.A. Milne (via simply-quotes)

Not very often that we think of life like this. Its very true, and I am very lucky.
I relate to this feeling so much. Last summer I read 5 books, and each phase of my summer was marked by the book in such a way that I don’t think of my summer as June, July and August but as Invisible Man, the Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Woa, The Unbearable Lightness of Being… etc.

I relate to this feeling so much. Last summer I read 5 books, and each phase of my summer was marked by the book in such a way that I don’t think of my summer as June, July and August but as Invisible Man, the Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Woa, The Unbearable Lightness of Being… etc.

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