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“My heart, collector of dark haunts…”

— Helaena C Moon

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Untitled paintings by ABeardedArtist

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chinese hanfu in wuxia style

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Helaena C Moon

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“Oh yes, I do sleep with ghosts. They dine with me each evening after midnight. And they know a thousand songs, all taken from my life. My blood, to them, has been like water, has been like wine.”

— Helaena C Moon

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Cape. 1912, French. 

House of Worth.

Source: Met Museum.

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Cape. 1912, French. 

House of Worth.

Source: Met Museum.

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Cape. 1912, French. 

House of Worth.

Source: Met Museum.

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Blue Mosque - Istanbul, Turkey.

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20241014 Rokusho shrine 4 by Bong Grit Via Flickr: 3回くらい心臓を破裂させながら名もなき峠を超えて、ようやく六所神社の第一鳥居到着。 Photo taken at Rokusho shrine, Toyota city, Aichi pref.

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Autumn in Japan by Iori Takano

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“It seems that, even the most gentle of things, turn violent when they go.”

— Helaena C Moon

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chinese hanfu by 飞光集

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The Gentle Death 🥀 [commission for amazing Calamarty]

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The Sacred Tree of Takeo Shrine (Takeo’s Okusu Tree)                         Location: Outside Mifuneyama Rakuen Garden

Over 3000 years old, this camphor tree is the 7th largest tree in Japan. It is 30m tall with a trunk circumference of 20m, its branches span 30m wide from east to west, and 33m wide from north to south. This is the sacred tree of Takeo Shrine, which was built in the Nara period (735 CE). The roots of the tree resemble the feet of elephants and are wrapped in rough bark, with their central section split open near the surface of the ground. Inside is a gaping cavity with an area of 12 tatami mats, which houses a stone shrine deep within.

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countryside in china

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the dreamers