anatomicdeadspace: Skull showing large bone destruction due to abscesses. Fig. 32 from Oral Abscesses by Kurt H. Thoma, 1916.

anatomicdeadspace: Skull showing large bone destruction due to abscesses. Fig. 32 from Oral Abscesses by Kurt H. Thoma, 1916.

Artist-Gericault: Head Of A Drowned Man, 1819, Theodore Gericaultmedium: Oil,Canvas,Paper

Shrbrrpxr: Braco Dimitrijević

Chaoticcinema: The Face Of Another (I Have A Stranger’s Face) (Tanin No Kao) Hiroshi Teshigahara

Grandrieux: Absences Répétées (Guy Gilles, 1972)

Blinded-With-Desire:lera Abova In Wonderland Magazine Spring 2019 By Adam Whitehead

Elayesildogan: The Striped Catshark Extracts Aragonite From Sea Salt To Build A Series Of Mirrors On The Back Its Eyes. This Allows It To See 10 Times Better Then Humans Underwater In Low Light.©Craig Foster/Sea Change Project

Oldchildrensbooks: The Fairy Tales Of The Brothers Grimm The Queen Bee Artist : Arthur Rackham

Salemwitchtrials: [Id: An Excerpt From ‘Nick And The Candlestick,’ A Poem By Sylvia Plath “The Painyou Wake To Is Not Yours.“]

Violentwavesofemotion: “Deathless Sea, Tell Me What You Are Whispering,” — Odysseus Elytis, Tr. By Olga Broumas &Amp;Amp; T. Begley, From “I Lived The Beloved Name,”

Luthienne: “I’m Searching For A Phrase That Will Release Everything That’s Pent Up In Me.” — Henry Miller, In A Letter To Anaïs Nin, Featured In A Literate Passion: Letters Of Anaïs Nin And Henry Miller, 1932-1953

Really I&Amp;Rsquo;M Something Of A Tragedy. Everything Around Me Seems Like A Mistake. My Mind Is A Mistake, What I Want Seem Impossible To Attian But I Can&Amp;Rsquo;T Stop

Too Deformed To Appear As I Wish, Transparent.

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