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— Sylvia Plath - from a letter to her mother featured in Letters Home

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“It is a wet, warm, gray November day, and the yellow-green trees are letting go their leaves in the sodden wind.”
— Sylvia Plath - from a letter to her mother featured in Letters Home
Frankie Rayder | ph. Davide Sorrenti
Saint Lucy and an Angel, c. 1500s
Ooo baby I’m in LOVE!
Death Bed, 1977, George Barry
Dani Liz, October 2018
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Emilio Villalba
“Monsieur, je vous demande pardon. Je ne l’ai pas fait exprès.”
—
Queen of France Marie Antoinette’s last words, spoken to her executioner after she accidentally stepped on his foot on her way to the guillotine. (October 16, 1793)
In English: “Sir, I beg your pardon. I did not do it on purpose.”
(via dyingwords)
Biba, 1967 [x]
Syd Barrett and Libby Gausden
correction: on the right photo is Syd and Jenny Spires
Detail of The Storm, 1880, by Pierre Auguste Cot (1837–1883)
Gerda Wegener - Lili, la chaleur de l'été
have to at least be wearing 10 pieces of jewelry at any given moment #lol ☆。゚+.(人-ω◕ฺ)゚+.゚
‘Wood Nymphs in Moonlight’ - Julius Schmid
‘Corner of the Villa’ - Sir Edward John Poynter