Tucked into a little alcove in the city, Lyra lives for music and civilized company. Never aging, never changing, and unsure of her parentage, she seeks nothing but truth and an outlet for the tormented questions that have haunted her since her age of understanding. [An Open RP Blog For All Fandoms] [Ask box never closes] [Quick, same hour/day responses unless declared otherwise.]
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Tattoo done by Toni Donaire.
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“Her mind is Tiffany-twisted She got the Mercedes-Benz She got a lot of pretty, pretty boys That she calls friends”
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Evening dress by House of Worth c. 1882
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Dark Chocolate Cupcakes with Salted Caramel Buttercream
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Zheng Chunhui, a famous Chinese wood carver spent 4 years engineering this master piece from a single tree. Based on a famous Chinese painting “Along the River During the Quingming Festival” the carving echoes the daily life of the 12th century Chinese local. The level of detail is stunning!
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a very lovely florist showed me where she dries her flowers for autumn arrangements, it was so pretty!
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When death reached out its hand, you should have cowered. When you felt the flames of hell licking at your insides, you were not supposed to draw closer to the fire. I watched you disembowel the Earth, saw you pluck flowers from your mother’s garden and gouge your fingers into its open wounds, trying to pry secrets out from the soil. Everything green started to shrivel and die when I entered the meadow, but you didn’t flinch away; instead you kissed me voracious, like I was something dark you’d tugged out of reluctant soil. I wanted your hands, still caked in dirt, pressing into my naked back. I thought you’d understand me. Both of us wanting what we shouldn’t. I know your mother must have warned you about gods like me. Tell her I am not a selfish lover. Tell her how I kneel at your altar and crush the berries of your hips into wine. That I worship you. That we spread each other open like flowers blooming in the night. You wanted to see what paradise looked like drenched in moonlight, so I brought you home with me. When you stood before the gates of hell, all the beasts lowered their heads and bowed at your feet. Everything I have belongs to you — my wife, my queen. You are so much flesh and blood, so much heaving, pulsing, breathing life. You make the death in me tremble. I am forever yours.
‘Hades’ | Anita O. (via facina-oris)
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WINTERHALTER, Franz Xaver (1805–1873)
Portrait of Leonilla, Princess of Sayn-Wittgenstein-Sayn, nee Baryatinsky, detail 1843 Oil on canvas, 56 × 83.5 cm (22 × 32.9 in) Getty Center Ed. Orig.
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Alice Carrier - Wonderland Tattoos - Portland, Oregon
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