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Doechii via Instagram (Aug 28th 2024) Alligator Bites Never Heal 8/30

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Circus performer Jean Furella Carroll's tattooed legs

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Mexican actress, singer, and burlesque dancer Rossy Mendoza - 1975

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As I prepare for some fiery fun to be had at upcoming events, I found myself sorting through old photos of past fun amongst the flames.

I can't wait to incorporate more fire into my future works, and create new flow with my friends. :)

If you're interested in seeing me or the Ignition Fire Troupe perform, you can find us at Fire Camp during Critical Northwest next week. :)

Sorry for adding more heat to what might already be a scorching day.

I hope you're all able to stay safe and cool this heatwave. 🔥

[yourdailyqueer]

Dodi Leal

Gender: Travesti / Transgender woman

Sexuality: Queer

DOB: Born 1984

Ethnicity: White - Brazilian

Occupation: Academic, performer, activist

Note: Her 2018 appointment at UFSB meant that she was the first transgender arts professor to take up a permanent employment in public higher education in the world.

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American performer Nita Naldi on a vintage postcard

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Debbie Harry at The El Mocambo, August 2, 1978.

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Doechii for Gay Times Magazine

[theshatteredpieces]

I'll always keep your memory

I wonder if you think of me, If you miss what we used to be I thought we were so happy Perhaps it was all just a fantasy

I’m nothing but a distant memory Someone new was meant to be And you’ve moved on so easily Living your best life without me

It’s a bitter sweet pill to swallow, you see I can’t help but wish it was still you and me I hope you’re happy wherever you may be I’ll always keep your memory

Because you deserved the best of me I can see that now with clarity And I would give anything to make you see That I will love you for all eternity

I’ve always been my own worst enemy Ruining any kind of serenity Stuck in my head especially Whenever anyone shows love to me

So I guess it’s back to therapy To deal with the demons and remedy All the baggage I carry warily So I can begin again mentally

It’s a bitter sweet pill to swallow, you see I can’t help but wish it was still you and me I hope you’re happy wherever you may be I’ll always keep your memory

Because you deserved the best of me I can see that now with clarity And I would give anything to make you see That I will love you for all eternity

I know this can’t be all I’m meant to be That there’s so much more to my legacy And come what may I can steadily Rebuild anew should ever he

Come back into my trajectory For friendship or whether we Pursue our love with familiarity I will finally be able to give all of me

Because you deserved the best of me I can see that now with clarity And I would give anything to make you see That I will love you for all eternity

I know you deserved the best of me I can see that now with clarity And I would give anything to make you see That I will love you for all eternity

This one has a lyrical styling that is just dying for a melody. I'm no songwriter, but if anyone has any ideas, I'd love to hear from you!

[galleryofart]

Tight-Rope Walker

Artist: Jean Louis Forain (French, 1852–1931)

Date: c. 1885

Medium: Oil on canvas

Collection: Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL, United States

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Trapeze Artist

Heinrich catches the trapeze only about half the time, but he looks so good falling.

Artist: Ernanda Souza TCG Player Link Scryfall Link EDHREC Link

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Ellen Terry as Lady MacBeth

Artist: John Singer Sargent (American, 1856–1925)

Date: 1889

Medium: Oil paint on canvas

Collection: Tate Britain, London, United Kingdom

Description

Ellen Terry was a celebrated British actor, particularly known for playing Shakespearean roles. John Singer Sargent was struck by her appearance at the opening night of a production of Macbeth in 1888. He persuaded Terry to sit for a portrait in the character of Lady Macbeth, inventing the dramatic pose seen here, which did not occur in the production. The pose showcases Terry’s extraordinary dress, designed by Alice Comyns Carr. The flecks of cobalt blue represent the wings of jewel beetles that were stitched into the dress.

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