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@beckybeg
Я ненавижу солнца свет, И теплоту его не чую вовсе. Так поддержи меня, мой друг-эстет В мольбе, чтобы наступила осень. Я плачу по сухим шуршащим листьям, Я плачу по неясности небес. Покрасить бы весь мир огромной кистью, Чтоб свет с Земли навек исчез. Я занавешу окна плотной шалью, Как только свет пронзит мой глаз. И распрощаюсь я со всей моралью, Предвкушая полной темноты экстаз. Начни свои упреки поскорей, Я знаю, как ты любишь свет. Смотрю в глубину души твоей, Там света много, но меня нет.
Just stay…
Okay, so I have not yet learned to stop worrying (pretty sure that’s just a lifetime commitment), but anyone who knows me knows that I LOVE the Fibonacci sequence! One of my favorite pieces of jewelry is this Fibonacci spiral necklace:
Above: Fibonacci necklace by Agate and Elm on Etsy
War by Extracurricular Means
(by Christoph Niemann)
An animated response to Yosuke Ushigome’s “Commoditised Warfare”.
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Bored Jolene = new drawing
Not ready yet but i adore it already
I am crying at my dogs reaction to Hucci’s song The Fall omg
Lol
Wake up your Soul
This salad tastes like summer!
From Alexandra Davy’s series 'Lignes Vertes'.
“Plants are a part of nature, but walls are a part of culture. They provide us with an artificial protection from the eyes of the world. Inside, they conceal what we’re hiding; outside, what we’d like to see. Which probably explains this odd habit we have of trimming our hedges just like we cut stone or cast reinforced concrete.”
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