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the question is always: am i being too sensitive or are people actually treating me badly?

John Keats, Ode to a Nightingale

I’m not enough, she thought. That was the terrible echo shouting up at her: Fraud, fraud, fraud. She got drunk and talked too much and danced on tables. She had a temper and a sharp tongue, and she often blurted out things she instantly regretted. Worst of all, she suspected that was who she truly was—not so much a bright young thing as a messy young thing.

#the diviners

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Starry Night Costume

1926

Hillwood Museum

powerfulwizard

you’re not a real witch if you don’t threaten someone with organ theft at some point in your life

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Bertram Mackennal (1863 -1931) Circé, 1893

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Rachel Levy

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Cavalry Sword

Dated: 1817-61

Culture: British; Russian

Measurements: overall length 109 cm; blade length 92 cm

Medium and Techniques: steel, gilt, brass, copper-zinc alloys, wood, leather, skin, copper, silver, wire/cast, chiselled, engraved (incised), etched, matted

Provenance: given to Captain Seymour by the Prince Regent, April 25th 1818

The sword has a gilt brass hilt with a stirrup guard with a Royal monogrammed crown over “GR”. The wooden grip is covered with brown leather bound with copper and silver wire, engraved line decoration. The back-edged steel blade is etched in relief and gilt on matted ground Trophy of Russian arms.

ghostlywriterr

Sainte Chapelle. Paris, France.

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men reviewing a male filmmaker’s movie: if you can’t understand the poeticism of this movie’s slow pacing, then maybe you are not ready to understand cinema!

men reviewing a female filmmaker’s movie: not a lot happened. 0/10 wack

communicants

Men reviewing men: “A deeply moving, personal journey.”

Men reviewing women: “Too personal.”

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fýrgebræc

(noun) An Old English word, fýrgebræc is defined as the distinct crackling and breaking noise blazing fire makes. Oftentimes this sound connotes a pleasant sensation, which makes humanity both fond and fearful of the beauty of fire. (via farrells)