don't break the spell

useless mage ~attempting to write a book~

[lovemanythings]

“courage, anxiety, and despair - watching the battle” by james sant (c. 1850)

[1617]

[ancientsstudies]

Lunetta Earrings by Jennifer Behr.

[httpcottagewitch]

the sexual tension between me & the alternate reality I daydream about

[ousia-poetica]

They told me to put my heart in everything I do. So that’s what I did, and I poured and I poured and I poured. Now they ask me why I am so empty and confused. Drawing and illustration Felicia Chiao on instagram.

[notta-crow]

you know everyone thinks it’s so cute when someone wears their Boyfriend’s clothes, but the last time Patroclus did that, it didn’t end well

[salemwitchtrials-deactivated202]

[boymiffy]

this is so embarrassing. i want to love & be loved & drink really nice tea & eat really nice pasta & not feel like the loneliness is a part of me anymore. i want a herb garden

[fordarkmornings]

Max Ginsburg  -  Girls with Books 

French-American, b. 1931 

Oil on canvas

[sweetestsecrets]

“I burst into tears. “I just feel so terrible about living,” I said. “I feel too self-conscious about living and it’s driving me crazy.””

— David Wojnarowicz, from Close to the Knives: A Memoir of Disintegration (via lifeinpoetry)

[sweetd3lights]

  All rights reserved  by michaelkagerer

[cheruib]

there’s something so.. utterly beautiful and magical and tender about paintings of peeled oranges like. they make me feel so warm and so full of love and just !!!! LOOK !

this IS tenderness

[weltenwellen]

E.E. Cummings, Complete Poems, 1904-1962

[sweetestsecrets]

“All I ever really want to know is how other people are making it through life — where do they put their body, hour by hour, and how do they cope inside of it.”

— Miranda July, It Chooses You (via stolenwine)

[zagreus]

Mama didn’t raise a quitter but she did raise an insecure perfectionist who never finishes anythi

[creepish]

despite all my rage i am still just a girl in a room

[glazedeye-s]

“Morning light can make the most vulgar things tolerable” — the secret history, by donna tartt.