writemeanna: “I hate my life, and hold my love in horror.” — Jean Racine, tr. by Robert Bruce Boswell, from “Phaedra,”

writemeanna: “I hate my life, and hold my love in horror.” — Jean Racine, tr. by Robert Bruce Boswell, from “Phaedra,”

Fall Apart In Front Of Me.

Artist-Goya: Who Could Believe It!, 1799, Francisco Goyamedium: Aquatint,Etching,Paper

Ily6:My Room Also Known As Stupid Idiot Jail

365Filmsbyauroranocte: Manuela (Gonzalo García Pelayo, 1976)

Nonaagxeternity: Kairos, Francesco Salviati, 1552, Palazzo Sacchetti, Roma

Octopusgirl: Love Is What You Wanttracey Emin, 2011

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Nobrashfestivity: Robert Bresson, Au Hasard Balthazar, 1966

Mbalinagawa: “Daily Rituals Lead To Radical Transformations.” — India Ame’ye, The Melody Of Love (Via Eatmangoesnekkid)

Violentwavesofemotion: “I Keep Thinking, Thinking, And My Thoughts Are All Sick, And My Head Is Sick.” — Fyodor Dostoevsky, From Stories; “The Meek One,” Written C. 1876

Boykeats:margaret Atwood, The Handmaid’s Tale

Miracles Don&Amp;Rsquo;T Live In Those Streets.

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