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hello. my name is laura. oh, i'm 19, i like purple, rasputina, ani difranco, ballet, tchaikovskey, dresden dolls, and most anything thought provoking, be it books, tv, movies or music. i think my favorite mad women are the bronte sisters. don't even try to tell me those girls didnt have underlying madness.
heres another mad woman.
( isn't she great? )

Here´s some stuff about Virginia Woolf


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Hmm... interesting link here: http://www.cchr.org/art/eng/page00.htm
edit: I have nothing against today´s psychiatry, I just posted this link because that includes sad stories about some interesting people.

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I post my journal´s old entry here, because I think this is the right place for this...

Don't cry my doll
Don't cry
I hold you and rock you to sleep
Hush hush
I'm pretending now
I'm not your mother who died.
Help help
Help I feel life coming closer
When all I want to do is die.

- Norma Jeane Baker a.k.a. Marilyn Monroe


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name: Hanna-Riikka
age: 27
favorite female writers/poets with themes of madness? Sylvia Plath, Wirginia Woolf and A.Sexton are first that came in my mind, and maybe Anna Akhmatova too. Someone mentioned Diamada Galas, I´m a big fan of her also, even though she´s not a writer. Then there are many books/writers, which you propably haven´t heard, ( Read more... )

the big heart by anne sexton

Big heart,
wide as a watermelon,
but wise as birth,
there is so much abundance
in the people I haveMax, Lois, Joe, Louise ( Read more... )

I've been here for some time and never posted so ( Read more... )