seaymphea: “So I ate myself, / bite by bite, / and the tears washed me, / wave after cowardly wave,” — Anne Sexton, from The Complete Poems; “The Sickness Unto Death”

seaymphea: “So I ate myself, / bite by bite, / and the tears washed me, / wave after cowardly wave,” — Anne Sexton, from The Complete Poems; “The Sickness Unto Death”

Mortem-Et-Necromantia:plagued By Ghosts, 1631 (Detail)

Clingnebula

Almavio: Elio Luxardo (1908-1969) | Torso Di Donna, C. 1940

Ardora: “Sad Are Only Those Who Understand.” (Arab Proverb) In Arabic One Of The Words For Sadness (Blues) Is “Afkar”, Which Is Plural Form Of The Word “Fikr” (Idea, Thought).

Violentwavesofemotion: James Elroy Flecker, From “To A Poet A Thousand Years Hence,” Written C. October 1910

Romantic Bitch

I'll Fly Away, To Reach Another Sky.

Nonalimmen: “It’s How I Fill The Time When Nothing’s Happening. Thinking Too Much, Flirting With Melancholy.” — Tim Winton, From Breath: A Novel (Farrar, Straus, And Giroux, 2018)

Akatako: From “Prisonniere De L'armee Rouge”By Romain Slocombe

Skin Tight

Patrickhumphreys: Ingrid Boulting With Child Model In Biba ‘Mother–Daughter’ Dresses, 1969. A Woman And Child In Identical Maxi, Panne Velvet Dresses Are The Essence Of What Became Known As The Biba Look. Barbara Hulanicki, A Fashion Illustrator,

Altar Of Blood

PassionSex Pecs