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This is only ONE CUBIC METRE of silt; can you imagine 100 million of these?

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free my girl she did all that shit but the fandom is mischaracterizing her for it

#milady de winter

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has anybody seen my pet piece of paper. his name is walter he is very fragile but very adventurous. i should never have left the window open in my tenth story apartment

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just saw a single piece of paper drift past 50 feet in the air over buildings like a beautiful white bird

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YOU COME FROM PARENTS WANTON A CHILDHOOD ROUGH AND ROTTEN I COME FROM WEALTH AND BEAUTY UNTOUCHED BY WORK OR DUTY AND OH MY LOVE MY LOVE WE BOTH GO DOWN TOGETHER

#the only way u will ever get me to invest in joplittle tbh #the terror #i will not drop my joplittle antagonism as foreplay manifesto in these tags but i am thinking it #anyway good post op

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I really like this thing The Terror does where no one ever kisses. At first I thought it was just being neo-Victorian, than it was about the vibes, but now I just think it's because as they said in interviews this show is about love between people and as a result they purposefully choose to only use elements that can be equally used to build romantic, platonic, familial and sexual relationships. If Bridgens and Peglar or Hickey and Gibson or Sophia and Francis kissed, their relationship would stand out, would be marked as special which is why they become worthy of a "bigger" gesture than their other relationships and that's the opposite of the point that The Terror is trying to make. Even Bridgens, who literally dies of a broken heart, is sobbing at James' deathbed that there will be poems. How people express love in The Terror is never differentiated in a way to imply that one kind of love is more important than the others.

#!! #the terror

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The slow dance - 26x32” acrylic on canvas.

#🌻

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coloring book no. 10

"vengeful"

#annie sawyer

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Been thinking about them lately.

#star wars

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Hadi Rahnaward: 'Fragile Balance' (2023) rug sculpture created with matches

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gender is a performance and im getting heckled by those old gay muppets

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ill block you. ill block your whole family. i’ll come to your house. steal your phone. block myself

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— I'm glad your sickness, Marina Tsvetaeva (translated from the Russian by Elaine Feinstein)

#poetry

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WE deserved a soft epilogue. WE

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patron saint of one-way trips and other journeys from which you can never return

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A 17th century sailor's posy ring (c) Laelius Antiques

The name of Posy (Posie, Poesy) comes from the French Poésie. They became popular in England and France during the 16th century through the 17th century. Posy rings were given as a secret token of friendship, protection (often religious) or love. 

Here we a ship with three masts is engraved on the heart, and inside of the ring, the inscription reads 'Love, Live Happy'. On the back of the heart, there are initials 'P.D'.