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- sing, o goddess, the rage of helen | by prithvi. p
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“…forgive me Darling, for every word I say — my heart is full of you, none other than you in my thoughts, yet when I seek to say to you something not for the world, words fail me. If you were here — and Oh that you were, we need not talk at all, our eyes would whisper for us, and your hand fast in mine, we would not ask for language —”
— Emily Dickinson, in a letter to Susan Gilbert (Dickinson), 11 June 1852
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Liz Mamont 2019
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Dracula by Bram Stoker – Transylvania Edition
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Fernando Pessoa’s notebook, written from 1904-1907.
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Schnappviechern at Carnival in Tramin, Italy.
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Ophelia, raised from the water, battles furiously with it, and the original painting is suddenly shattered by a powerful feminine figure who finds another way to be unforgettable.
Christine and the Queens- Comme Si 
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The Jewish bride in Talmudic times was veiled and elaborately crowned, her hair arranged and covered. Symbolically set apart and consecrated, she may be seen as corresponding to the sacrificial victim, whose status as sanctified and set apart from the flux of the profane is also marked by covering its head. Greeks wreathe and garland the heads of both brides and sacrificial victims; Jews cover the heads of their brides and lay hands on the heads of their sacrificial animals.
Molly Myerowitz Levine, “The Gendered Grammar of Ancient Mediterranean Hair,” from Off with Her Head! The Denial of Women’s Identity in Myth, Religion, and Culture, eds. Howard Eilberg-Shwartz and Wendy Doniger.
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could u imagine if ppl talked about catholicism the same way they talked about like… indigenous ppl’s religions….
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Another one of my incredibly unpopular anti-lit tungl opinions is that Her Body And Other Parties wasn’t actually that great but I DID find a copy in the basement somehow (my house is kind of a vortex that sucks books into itself against all logical explanation) so I’m willing to try it again
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Intuition is real. Vibes are real. Energy doesn’t lie. Tune in.
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Yes, I admit it. Every post I make, I’m like “this is the one that makes my future wife fall in love with me”
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Bettany Hughes, Helen of Troy / Andrea Dworkin, Intercourse / Gail Dines, P*rnland: How P*rn Has Hijacked Our Sexuality
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Pocket book, covered in embroidered satin, 19th century. France. Via Cooper Hewitt
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Index of First Lines | Emily Dickinson: The Complete Poems
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tag yourself im chaotic average
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