Carrier of the Souls

The Ferryman of the Dead. The Guide. He who walks between the worlds of the dead and the living.  Χαρων(Kharon): "fierce brightness"

[cursed-ferryman]

((Hi! Yes, I’m still aliive. Sort of. I have had so much muse lately but I don’t have much time to be on here; but I am available on KIK and Skype. Leave your nicknames in my askbox or ask for mine. ))

[cursed-ferryman]

((Hi! Yes, I’m still aliive. Sort of. I have had so much muse lately but I don’t have much time to be on here; but I am available on KIK and Skype. Leave your nicknames in my askbox or ask for mine. ))

[cursed-ferryman]

((Hi! Yes, I’m still aliive. Sort of. I have had so much muse lately but I don’t have much time to be on here; but I am available on KIK and Skype. Leave your nicknames in my askbox or ask for mine. ))

[cursed-ferryman]

((Hi! Yes, I’m still aliive. Sort of. I have had so much muse lately but I don’t have much time to be on here; but I am available on KIK and Skype. Leave your nicknames in my askbox or ask for mine. ))

[cursed-ferryman]

((Hi! Yes, I’m still aliive. Sort of. I have had so much muse lately but I don’t have much time to be on here; but I am available on KIK and Skype. Leave your nicknames in my askbox or ask for mine. ))

[cursed-ferryman]

((Hi! Yes, I’m still aliive. Sort of. I have had so much muse lately but I don’t have much time to be on here; but I am available on KIK and Skype. Leave your nicknames in my askbox or ask for mine. ))

[cursed-ferryman]

((Hi! Yes, I’m still aliive. Sort of. I have had so much muse lately but I don’t have much time to be on here; but I am available on KIK and Skype. Leave your nicknames in my askbox or ask for mine. ))

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                                joy will come.

                            indie roleplay blog for the personification of karma.

                                                          i. / ii. / iii.

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[cursed-ferryman]

ladyconsequence:

                                joy will come.

                            indie roleplay blog for the personification of karma.

                                                          i. / ii. / iii.

[cursed-ferryman]

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[broodyshewolf-deactivated201511]

                                                          s o m e t  i m e s                                                           I     push   people                                                           a      w      a      y                                                           to remind myself                                                           that       I      don’t                                                           d   e   s  e  r  v  e                                                           t      h      e      m                                                           ( and  I  probably                                                           n e v e r  w i l l )

[apoeticmythos]

a dozen parts of me hate myself and y e t … they all love you

there are pieces of me that i keep locked in jars; l.m. (via apoeticmythos)

[aheronn]

Life and Death by unknown artist

[archaicwonder]

[cursed-ferryman]

archaicwonder:

Medusa the Gorgon

This is a Greek silver drachm from Apollonia Pontica (map), Thrace, c. 450-400 BC. The obverse of this coin displays a fearsome looking Medusa with sharp pointed teeth and the reverse has an anchor with a crayfish and the letter “A” (for Apollonia).

Medusa, the Gorgon of ancient Greek mythology who was killed by Perseus, is not only the ugliest female visage ever to appear on the face of a coin, she’s also, arguably, the ugliest female visage imaginable on a circulating coin. Squirmy snakes rise out of her head and sometimes surround her face. She sticks her tongue out rudely. She bares her boar-like teeth in malevolence, ridicule, or schizoid hysteria. Her steely eyes glower or laugh at you. Sometimes – and interestingly – Medusa can actually be beautiful. This dual nature, and her interpretability, are what make Medusa most intriguing. The mythology behind Medusa is as interesting as the coin itself…

Okumaya devam et

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[petitesilence666]

Torso of Écija “Gods, heroes and athletes: Body images in the Ancient Greece”  Photograph: MAR

[cursed-ferryman]

RP PARTNER (quietly): so, it's a little silly, but I had this plot idea and I was wondering if you were up for it? It's okay if you say no, I just thought it'd be fun-

ME(at full volume): IM ALWAYS A SLUT FOR PLOTS.