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shades of love.
klimt / magritte / picasso / munch
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love in art; my favorite pieces
Graham Dean / Edvard Munch / Salman Toor / aja kusick
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A LOVE THAT WASN’T BUILT FOR HUMANS;
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plainwater, anne carson // knees of a natural man, henry dumas // love and pain, edvard munch // how will i know, salman toor // the autobiography of red, anne carson // on the road, jack kerouac// late night rendezvous, joseph lorusso // poem of the end, marina tsvetaeva // hurt in love, yellow days
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“the sun” by edvard munch (1909)
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Notes on Leaving
Richard Siken - The Worm King’s Lullaby // Jan Heller Levi - Waiting for This Story to End Before I Begin Another // Edvard Munch - Separation // Clementine von Radics - Ten Love Letters // Todd Haynes - Velvet Goldmine // Hishaam Siddiqi - Where Did You Go? // John Banville - The Sea // Lydia Wang - Apology // Angela Deane - Hide and Seek // @heartcountry - For the Day It All Made Sense
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on growing ada limón, trying // florence + the machine, south london forever // felicia chiao // phoebe bridgers, garden song // ada limón, the burying beetle // shinsyl, "an afternoon in the garden" // edvan munch // ada limón, sparrow what did you say? // mary oliver, letter to _____. // amandina catrala
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IN LOVING YOU I EAT MY HEART; IN LOVING ME YOU EAT MINE
Mary Renault, The Persian Boy Stephen Crane, ‘In the Desert’ Grace Moloney, bite the hands that feed me Yves Olade, Bloodsport Natalie Diaz, Postcolonial Love Poem Edvard Munch, Two Heart (detail), 1899 Philippe de Champaigne, Saint Augustine (detail), 1650 Dante Alighieri, Vita Nova, trans. Mark Musa Red Dragon (2002), dir. Brett Ratner Margaret Atwood, ‘Two-Headed Poems’
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Grimoire - For the Spoonie Witches
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Spoonie Witch Masterpost
Low Effort Witchcraft
Chronically ill witchcraft: For your symptoms
Mentally ill witchcraft: For your symptoms
Tired Witch Tips
Witchcraft for the Chronically Fatigued
Witchy things to do when you’re low on spoons
Low energy witch tips
WITCHES WITH DEPRESSION
Magic to Replenish Energy
Disabled Witchery
A spoonie witch's day
spoonie witch tips
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Can’t even shout, can’t even cry The Gentlemen are coming by Looking in windows, knocking on doors They need to take seven and they might take yours Can’t call to mom, can’t say a word You’re gonna die screaming but you won’t be heard.
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sullen---girl · 3 years
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every time ghostface eats shit | scream
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sullen---girl · 3 years
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The Seven Stings Hex
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This is a hex intended to provide long term irritation and discomfort to the target until they’ve learned a specific lesson.
Materials
- 7 white tealights
- 7 thorns (I use bougainvillia or rose but any will do)
- Vinegar
- Sea salt
- Small bottle
- Needle
- Target’s name on paper 
Steps
1. Soak your thorns in vinegar for whatever amount of time you feel you need. I usually leave mine for a few hours
2. Line your seven candles up so that they are next to each other, you can have them in either a row or a circle, whichever you like!
3. Light all your candles and place a thorn in front of each. Picture the energies of each thorn and candle linking to one another.
4. Fold the piece of paper with your targets name so that it has three layers.
5. Needle in one hand and paper in the other, recite the following chant (I like to do another chant more specific to the situation before this one as well). As you speak it, pierce the paper with your needle.
“Mind, body, soul - my hex will take its toll.”
Place the paper and the needle in your bottle for later.
6. Next, repeat the following words. As you say each line, extinguish on of your candles and place its respective thorn into your bottle.
“Seven days of slight unease
Seven nights of restless sleep
Seven dawns of nagging guilt
Seven dusks of bad luck built
Seven days of karma coming
Seven days of endless running
Seven days of all you’ve earned
Until your lesson you have learned
But should the lesson stay unheeded
These seven days shall be repeated”
7. Throw a pinch of salt in the bottle. Meditate with the open bottle for awhile and focus on your intent, allow your energy to flow into it. When you’re ready, seal the bottle. You may use wax for this if you wish.
8. Leave the bottle in a cold, dark place to add to the discomfort. I left mine outside during a storm. Don’t forget to cleanse your space and yourself after performing a hex! Once you feel the bottle has done its work, burn its flammable contents and cleanse everything else.
I like to perform this hex at night on the evening of a new moon, and of course for any hexes or curses a stormy night is always best, however as always your intent is the main ingredient!
(My photo, please don’t use without permission.)
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sullen---girl · 3 years
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The Boston Daily Globe, Massachusetts, February 12, 1948
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The Passing Place, Grizedale Forest, Lake District.
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SELENITE
Selenite is named after the Greek goddess Selene, which is the goddess of the moon. It’s also called the Satin Spar, Maria Glass, or Desert Rose. Aside from its beauty and elegance, this stone is known to have many mystical and healing properties.
Selenite is commonly associated with the seventh, or Crown, chakra which is the energy center that is located just above the crown of the head. This is the chakra of divine wisdom, Spirit and Unity. Just as the Root Chakra shows us of our connection with Earth, the Crown Chakra shows us our connection with our spiritual Source. Physically the Crown Chakra governs the brain, nervous system and pituitary gland. For these reasons, selenite is helpful for bringing balance to the Crown Chakra, and help you feel a stronger connection with all of creation.
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