[wino4ever]

What it is about the moment you fall in love? How can such a small measure of time contain such enormity? I suddenly realize why people believe in déjá vu, why people believe they’ve lived past lives, because there is no way the years I’ve spent on this earth could possibly encapsulate what I’m feeling. The moment you fall in love feels like it has centuries behind it, generations - all of them rearranging themselves so that this precise, remarkable intersection could happen. In your heart, in your bones, no matter how silly you know it is, you feel that everything has been leading to this, all the secret arrows were pointing here, the universe and time itself crafted this long ago, and you are just now realizing it, you are just now arriving at the place you were always meant to be.

David Levithan: Every Day (via axiom-a)

[wnq-writers]

I felt out of place everywhere I went. Then you came along and I felt like I fitted in for the first time in my life.

back-and-rewind (via wnq-writers)

[withalovesodeep-deactivated2016]

I am encaptured by you. I love who you are, who you were, and who you’re going to be. But I don’t just love you…I believe in you. I have completely bought into everything that you are and everything that you represent. I want to spend the rest of my life with you not just because I love who you are but because I’m completely and utterly sold on everything you stand for. I believe that no matter the circumstance or the season of life you will always be leading me. I believe you would take care of me. I believe you are the greatest kind of man there is. I believe in you. Tell me you believe in me too.

( @withalovesodeep )

[gomcgill]

The planet does not need more successful people. But it does desperately need more peacemakers, healers, restorers, storytellers, and lovers of every kind.

Dalai Lama (via mysimplereminders)

[classichollywoodcentral]

Joanne Woodward and Paul Newman

[a-wordy-world]

A wish washing hurly burly happiness,  

the back of your car fragrance. 

dream catching mermaid over my bed -   

an imago on a premonitory 

doesn’t want to fall yet. 

I sing to the willows. 

Disguised, by the depths, an

infant’s warble flutters 

through space. 

Reeled in by its yearning cries, it’s 

Me on the floor, you next to me. 

You and I, I and you, 

a tangled cross not phased by 

the mess we are in. 

Indulging in the crisp curves of areas 

unexplored. 

[scotty-mescudi]

🌔🌕🌖

[cvdlifee-deactivated20171219]

Scott Mescudi on the set of James White.

[marystrider]

[wordsnquotes]

I understand that nobody understands me, but I can’t be someone I’m not.

Audrey Tautou (via wordsnquotes)

[brownpropaganda-deactivated2015]

[thecoastalflorist]

Ruins by kcorrena Via Flickr: the Ancient City of Pompeii and Herculaneum Italy. June 2014.

(my favorite city)

[huariqueje]

Castel dell'Ovo , Vesuvius Napoles  -  Alessandro Busci

Italian b.1971

[villainloveshero]

[thotbrey]

😭

[girlnottoday-deactivated2025070]

He so fine bruh

[xxgirlnext-door]

He’s sooooooooooooooooo fine

[callingforyous]

[caravaggista]

There are few works of art that evoke an immediate emotional response in me. Karl Briullov’s The Last Day of Pompeii (1830-1833) is one of these artworks. I confess I don’t know much about Briullov, but I know how his masterful painting makes me feel. It transports me to that terrible day in 79 AD when an entire city, an entire region, was decimated and devastated by the eruption of Vesuvius. In the back of my mind, I can feel the heat and the ash, hear the screams of a people crying out, and see devastation happening. And then I am left with a profound sense of loss and mourning. 

I have been to Pompeii, and it was mesmerizing, if such a word can be used. It was as though I was walking with ghosts and I remember wishing that I could have lived in another time and place so I could have witnessed the art & times of  this incredible place. I feel like that with much of history. But Pompeii was so full of memory that I  never wanted to leave. I hope that its integrity and value as an archaeological and historical site remains a constant priority for conservators.

[lyssieowleyes]

RIGHT?!