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drag show in catholic boarding school, first 5 minutes on the movie. not bad
homemade banana bread, moscato & another episode of priest richard burton cinematic universe
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homemade banana bread, moscato & another episode of priest richard burton cinematic universe
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Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton and Peter O’Toole, 1963.
#<prev#same energy as me going out on st patricks day with an irish and a russian#richard burton#peter o'toole#elizabeth taylor
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mods asleep post cute sassy Petrarca
(detail from La farandole de Pétrarque, 1900(?), Marie-Alexandre Valentin Sellier)
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sila sehrazat yücel
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Dream is a second life. I have never been able to cross through those gates of ivory or horn which separate us from the invisible world without a sense of dread. The first few instants of sleep are the image of death; a drowsy numbness steals over our thoughts, and it becomes impossible to determine the precise point at which the self, in some other form, continues to carry on the work of existence. Little by little, the dim cavern is suffused with light and, emerging from its shadowy depths, the pale figures who dwell in limbo come into view, solemn and still. Then the tableau takes on shape, a new clarity illuminates those bizarre apparitions and sets them in motion—the spirit world opens for us.
Gérard de Nerval, Aurélia, or Dream and Life
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Luis Xertu (Mexican, 1985) - God's First Creature (2016)
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“Every leaf that grows will tell you: what you sow will bear fruit, so if you have any sense my friend, don’t plant anything but Love.” — Rumi Growing mendezmendez @mendezmendezart
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tag yourself medieval illuminator edition
this guy who is painting his own letter
2. brother vitulus, whose name means calf, who represents himself as a calf
3. this guy who is really angry at the rat that keeps stealing his food
4. mr william the brailes, who represents himself being saved from hell while all the other damned look absolutely done with him
5. mr ferro, whose name means iron, who embellishes the writing everytime iron is mentioned in a sentence
6. william the brailes again, very happy getting caressed by the hand of god :)
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im totally about curating your own garden first. it doesnt mean it's not growing on the same soil as everyone else's.
it is important to take things into your own hands and improve and leave behind people, environments and mindsets that are not good for you, but the endpoint of most 'growth mindset content' or whatev seems to be about building your own little shangri la and then blissfully ignoring the world and i think that lifestyle just makes you go insane
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now say it with me: authors/artists dont owe you moral purity. an author/artist job is not to hold you by the hand & tell you exactly what is Good™ & what is Bad™. you should be able to think for yourself
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Dress, mid-19th century
From the Metropolitan Museum of Art
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"Moonlight" by Boris Smirnov-Rusetsky (1986)
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