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from here, tagged by @vasilius66, thank you-

"list five things that make you happy"

1. books

2. not having to interact with people

3. the Dostoevsky club organized by the professor I admire (I've done a lot to get there)

4. opera

5. incredibly long walks

@hapless-raining if you'd like to!

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tagged by @hapless-raining (thank you,,) «shuffle your "on repeat" playlist and then post the first 10 songs»

l'Assasymphonie — Florent Mothe

Sindrome di Stendhal — Emanuele Aloia

La Gloir à mes genoux — Côme

Don Giovanni: overture — Mozart

You want it darker — Leonard Cohen

The Jeweller's hands — Arctic Monkeys

The Curse — Agnes Obel

I M B E C I L E, My Idiot Lover — Ordo Rosarius Equilibrio

Beautiful Crime — Tamer

A Strange Thing to Say — Sopor Aeternus & The Ensemble of Shadows

(I had to filter out the rest of the Mozart L'opera Rock songs since the amount of time I listen to it is unhealthy and unmeasurable)

I tag @vasilius66 if you wish🌹

music tag game

i was tagged by @phantomseptember , thank you for the tag! here are the rules: you gotta shuffle your "on repeat" playlist and then post the first 10 songs.

Another Love – Tom Odell

Pieces – The Mechanisms

From Eden – Hozier

Iridescent – Linkin Park

The Wings – Gustavo Santaolalla

On the Road Again – Slackwax

Free Fall – Slot Machine

An Ending (Ascent) – Brian Eno

Don't Fall – The Chameleon

Chasse Neige – Franz Liszt played by Evgeny Kissin

not really that representative because i'm in a music listening dry spell, but it was fun and i re-discovered songs i love but i haven't listened in a while!

i tag @hapless-raining and @ginkovskij , i'm curious about your music tastes but no pressure to do it!

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julien sorel: the moon is beautiful tonight

mathilde de la mole: yeah

julien: you know who else is beautiful?

mathilde: who?

julien: bonaparte

mathilde, sighs: bonaparte...

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blorbo wrapped you thought about the same fucking symbolism and story the whole year you goddamn whore

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it was meant to be an art blog at first, but, being honest, it is not going to happen any time soon, so I'll just list the things I'm interested in and potentially can discuss, feel free to dm

Bellman Noir series by Niklas Natt och Dag

ACD and any other Sherlock Holmes

Dostoevsky

French and English literature (but very poorly)

Mozart

Soviet cinema

Pathologic

linguistics

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Prince Myshkin and Nastasya Filippovna, first meeting

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do you remember when

She fell back into a chair, and burst into tears. But suddenly some new expression blazed in her eyes. She stared fixedly at Aglaya, and rose from her seat.

“Or would you like me to bid him, bid him, do you hear, command him, now, at once, to throw you up, and remain mine for ever? Shall I? He will stay, and he will marry me too, and you shall trot home all alone. Shall I?—shall I say the word?” she screamed like a madwoman, scarcely believing herself that she could really pronounce such wild words.

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people in the comments of Salieri's Requiem genuinely saying that his music was not nearly as bad as it is depicted in the later culture my good men don't you think he would probably get by somehow without your kind appreciation ;(

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Hello! Your arts are gorgeous!

There is much room to grow, but I'm flattered, thank you so much!

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based on Roberto Ferri's Santa Rosalia

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family picture

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GREUZE'S "VOLUPTÉ" GIRL I FOUND HER

going to an art exhibition these weekends in desperate hope that Greuze's languid girls will be there i mean seeing them is one of the things i cannot die without doing

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going to an art exhibition these weekends in desperate hope that Greuze's languid girls will be there i mean seeing them is one of the things i cannot die without doing

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the same destination if you have particular (traumatic) background and dig deep enough

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there is something deeply hopeless but satisfying about spending all your life on dead or nonexistent book fandoms