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derangedrhythms · 11 months
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Pascale Petit, Mama Amazonica; from 'Bestiarum'
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soracities · 1 year
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And the waters keep on breaking as I reverse out of my body. My life dances on the silver surface where cacti flower. The ceiling opens                                        and I float up on fire.
Pascal Petit, from “What the Water Gave Me (IV)”, What the Water Gave Me: Poems after Frida Kahlo
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fishingforwords · 8 days
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the higher you go the freer you are.
mary barnyard, height is the distance down || t.s. eliot, the waste land || parkour || roman payne, rooftop soliloquy || charles bukowski || pascale petit, sky ladder || tony hoagland, from this height || mary oliver, every day has something in whose name is forever
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sigurism · 5 months
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pascale petit | alain delon | mylène demongeot | jacqueline sassard faibles femmes (three murderesses) dir: michel boisrond
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mariocki · 2 months
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Joe! Cercati un posto per morire! (Find a Place to Die, 1968)
"Two bastards aren't enough, Gomez. We'll need at least four."
"You can have as many bastards as you want, I know them all."
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ozu-teapot · 2 years
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Die Weibchen (The Females) | Zbynek Brynych | 1970
Tanja Gruber, Uschi Glas, Françoise Fabian, Ruth Eder, Judy Winter, Pascale Petit, Irina Demick
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chicinsilk · 2 years
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Sophie's choice: 💕
I present to you "Gamin" ("Kid") a cute little suit in black wool tweed with its matching scarf and cap that I fell in love💕 with. This suit is part of the Haute Couture fall/winter 1961-1962 collection by Christian Dior (Marc Bohan) Several models posed for this set, as well as several photographers. Here are six very representative shots of my choice.
Photo Mark Shaw. Model Mickey Belverger Photo Sante Forlano. Model Anne de Zogheb. US Vogue, September 15, 1961 Photo John French. Model Kouka Denis Photo Roger Prigent. Unknown model Photo Georges Saad. Model actress/singer Pascale Petit Photo Frank Horvat. Model actress/singer Pascale Petit
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florriescreamlagoon · 10 months
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My mother, who today is just
a coat hung on the line —
let me be a musician-wren
and nest in your pocket
to sing you these fluted notes
straight from the forest’s throat.
Pascale Petit
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pepperbag76 · 1 year
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“ Pascale Petit photographed by Angelo Frontoni “
Source: @CineAngela
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photophages · 1 year
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miss-accacia27 · 2 years
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Pascale Petit
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derangedrhythms · 8 months
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Pascale Petit, Mama Amazonica; from 'Jaguar Girl'
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thatbitchsimone · 2 years
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doraemonmon · 1 year
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Pascale Petit
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loudlylovingreview · 15 days
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Pascale Petit: Salt Bride
(after Sigalit Landau) How long has Earth floated in her salt dress? When did her bridal gown crystallise, weighing her down like an anchor inside a dead sea? Who lowered her into the abyss? Whose tears does she wear? Bride who once somersaulted through the fathoms like a song-whale flooding ships with her psalms, homing through the deep, attended by shoals of stars. She is an antique dress with…
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violettesiren · 3 months
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(Poem beginning with a line by Lucie Brock-Broido)
Tell me there is a meadow, afterwards, that the roe stag will come to the top of my garden,
that the window will cut me with glass blades of dewy hooves.
That I'll lay out my doe mask, my necklace of icicles, onto the deep windowsill.
Tell me the stag will be there among nettles and briar, his mouth panting, his lungs clear.
That his legs won't tangle in the electric wire around my tower.
That if he can't find his way back into the before, his horns jewelled
with thorns and flowers might grow into a tall grove. Tell me that even in my solitude,
my altar goods laid out to the god of woods, that this red deer
against the steep viridian field will sprout a ladder between his tines that I can climb.
That his antlers will be strong as my spine, that I will scale the rungs of myself
out onto the clouded chancel of the sky, my body slick as a newborn fawn.
Roe Stag by Pascale Petit
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