astrolatry

astrolatry noun as·trol·a·try \-ə‧trē, -i\ worship of the stars and other heavenly bodies formerly: johanneskeplers

[7pleiades7]

Andromeda (n/d) by Vlaho Bukovac (Croatian, 1855 – 1922), oil on canvas, 153 cm (60.2 in) x 77 cm (30.3 in), National Gallery of Slovenia

[smsomah]

From the book Cut these words into my stone: ancient Greek epitaphs (Wolfe, Michael)

[nevver]

Where is everybody? José Manuel Ballester

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[valtsv]

when the necromancer expects you to be risen as soon as they cast the resurrection spell and doesn't even let you have half an hour for phone in grave

[heartsnmagic]

[testosteronetwunk]

[animentality]

[junglejim4322]

Why are there like 5 daily chores where if you skip them for 2 days your life becomes a time based psychological thriller after

[blackpyrefly]

william the conqueror: i shall take england for normandy and become its king

william the concurrer: i agree

[radstudies]

John Singer Sargent (American, 1856-1925)

Pomegranates

[rottingfamily]

a bruise and arousal are the same btw. blood rushing to a part of the body thats desperate for attention

[akashicrecord]

Can I please see your balls I'm going through a lot right now

[jestergirlbosom]

The king asking his jester to juggle for him after a long day

[god-infected]

All of us forever seeking this warmth and this darkness, this being alive without pain, this being alive without anxiety, fear or loneliness.

Ladders to Fire, Anaïs Nin

[metamorphesque]

poetry and van gogh

Anaïs Nin, Shane Neilson, Marin Sorescu, Ocean Vuong, Anzhelina Polonskaya, Vincent van Gogh

buy me a coffee

[marypickfords]

The Other Side of the Underneath (Jane Arden, 1972)

[firstfullmoon]

thinking about that illustration of solitude vs loneliness in which solitude is a dog peacefully holding its own leash & loneliness is a feral dog fighting against the restraint of the leash & feeling slightly insane