loveisthemostimportantthingever:

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Lily Seika Jones

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aureliobooks:

my dad likes to call the stretches of time where you’re not creating “dreaming periods” and says that they’re meant to allow you to absorb all of the beauty, life, and inspiration from the things around you so that when you’re able to create again, you will have fanned your spark back into a flame. sometimes its hard to see those moments as anything but stagnation, but he always says that they’re natural and healthy and needed—things that should be embraced rather than feared.

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pwlanier:

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Incredible collection of early 19th century, Georgian style

“Lovers Eye” brooches, pendants, rings and hat pins.

Freeman’s

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darksilenceinsuburbiareloaded:

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Lucy McCall | Mermaid Dish, 2022 | ceramic plate, 21 x 15 cm

@lucy_mccall

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ltwilliammowett:

A reverse painting on Glass, of Naval Officer Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry (1785-1819) in Silhouette Portrait, c. 1814

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skinnedout:

people r always saying “get therapy” 2 ppl who have actually had too much therapy and need to do two years of a brutal physical labor job instead Genuinely no more therapy-speak and obsessing over the supposed intricacies of your average mind for you get your ass on the Alaskan salmon fishing boat

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chemicahs:

Guy who’s only seen beauty in the mundane looking at any object: getting a lot of beauty and wonder vibes from this…

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astrangergivingthestrangewelcome:

The thing is you read too much 19th century Brit Lit and that’s literally just how you start to talk. Was speaking with a friend about another friend and I said “he’s very agreeable, but he lacks discernment” like that was in any way a normal way to phrase that sentiment.

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magicratfingers:

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chelleville:
“Flowers of Evil (Les Fleurs du Mal) - Charles Baudelaire
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chelleville:

Flowers of Evil (Les Fleurs du Mal) - Charles Baudelaire

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