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Glimmer, the Seventh Apparition by Gustav Arantes
Charlotte Eriksson
they’re from an article on bruises
“Finding is losing something else. I think about, perhaps even mourn, what I lost to find this.”
— Richard Brautigan, “Finding is Losing Something Else” in "A Taste of the Taste of Brautigan,“ California Living (16 May 1971)
“It’s just that I belong in the quietest quiet, that’s what’s right for me.”
— Franz Kafka, in a letter to Milena Jesenská, from Letters to Milena
- Sylvia Plath, from 'Ariel'
July 1st-5th, 1914
Franz Kafka, Diaries (1914-1923)
“to be too conscious is an illness—”
Fyodor Dostoevsky, from Notes from the Underground
Franz Kafka, Letters to Milena
Anaïs Nin, from Henry and June: From “A Journal of Love,” The Unexpurgated Diary (1931-1932) of Anaïs Nin
Text ID: Am I a dream to you, am I not real and warm for you? What new loves, new ecstasies, new impulses move you now?
Carl Gustav Carus - Faust In His Study
Pierre Grimblat, 1968
“seele im raum” by randall jarrell
“song of myself, 51” by walt whitman
Max Ernst (German, 1891-1976), Paysage [Landscape], 1923. Gouache on paper, 61.5 x 47 cm.