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The name of the game: Black Sails lover, old timey theatre enthusiast, John Keats impersonator, and ocassional writer.

[dykealloy]

Until then, I remain. Long John Silver.

[claywords]

Oh god, the unbearable eternal recurrence of black sails and treasure island.

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Ya know, say what you want about TVL, at least they aren’t afraid to go for it. I’d always rather a show go too far than tip toe around shit for the sake of the Hollywood industrial complex.

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Another great find from Pinterest

Excited to watch the self insert sitcom these two wrote.

[pansyfemme]

one moment ☝️ *pauses the blowjob to start violently coughing up blood*

[claywords]

@ John Keats

#1 TB throat goat

[pmamtraveller]

"Beneath The Golden Willow"

Ed Perkins.

[enchantedbook]

"St. Catherine of Siena besieged by demons" c. 1500 Unknown Artist

[claywords]

!!!!Spoilers for TVL!!!!

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Just watched the first episode of TVL. Why the hell did they use the Bulge filter from Photobooth four seperate times?

[enchantedbook]

‘Romeo and Juliet’ by Svetlin Vassilev

[tired-demonspawn]

(writing a chreon fic and stumbled into this meme by accident)

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Just finished requiem and Tumblr fed me the exact post I needed to celebrate.

[noknowshame]

[nightdarkminute]

it’s thomas and james, fucking

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The hits keep coming

[noknowshame]

Doctor Who Van Gogh episode except it’s Silver and he has a panic attack inside a Long John Silver’s fast food restaurant

[thurs-days]

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Black Sails' fans might be the funniest people to ever exist

[baobab-like-the-tree]

He got scammed

[normicorn]

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Forgot to add sweat and takeout

[sword-wielding-sapphic]

[enchantedbook]

William Blake, 'The Song of Los'.

Part of the book The Song of Los, one of Blake’s prophetic poems, published in 1795.

The image shows Urizen, one of Blake’s main mythological figures, seated on a giant lily.

[enchantedbook]

"La Belle Dame sans Merci"

Illustration for the poem by John Keats, by Lancelot Speed. 1891