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Sylvia Plath, The Bell Jar
Source: zenpencils.com
Sometimes I can hear my bones straining under the weight of all the lives I’m not living.
Jonathan Safran Foer, Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close (via brittanyannmastenbrook)
dear little brother: when you were two you caught a whole wasp in one hand without killing it and gave our father two extra names
the hospital i was born in had a baby switching scandal the year i was dropped in it
a lot of children probably grow up thinking at some point or other ...
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Hello. I does art. #Villapanza #aisthesis #Turrel #skyspace
even if we maintain an ironic distance toward …a belief, this …belief can …remain operative. We believe much more than we believe to believe, [i.e. through] superstitions.
Slavoj Žižek, “Reply” in Slavic Review (via alterities)
Émile-Antoine Bayard and Alphonse de Neuville, Around The Moon (Autour de la Lune); [Jules Verne], 1872.
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Knight of Pentacles.
You stand upon the cusp of realizing your destiny. Let responsibility and commitment be your mantra. Know that in order for your dreams to become your reality, you will need to employ diligence and a methodical logic.
Some lives are exemplary, others not; and of exemplary lives, there are those which invite us to imitate them, and those which we regard from a distance with a mixture of revulsion, pity, and reverence. It is, roughly, the difference between the hero and the saint (if one may use the latter term in an aesthetic, rather than a religious sense). Such a life, absurd in its exaggerations and degree of self-mutilation—like Kleist’s, like Kierkegaard’s—was Simone Weil’s. I am thinking of the fanatical asceticism of Simone Weil’s life, her contempt for pleasure and for happiness, her noble and ridiculous political gestures, her elaborate self-denials, her tireless courting of affliction; and I do not exclude her homeliness, her physical clumsiness, her migraines, her tuberculosis. No one who loves life would wish to imitate her dedication to martyrdom nor would wish it for his children nor for anyone else whom he loves. Yet so far as we love seriousness, as well as life, we are moved by it, nourished by it. In the respect we pay to such lives, we acknowledge the presence of mystery in the world—and mystery is just what the secure possession of the truth, an objective truth, denies. In this sense, all truth is superficial; and some (but not all) distortions of the truth, some (but not all) insanity, some (but not all) unhealthiness, some (but not all) denials of life are truth-giving, sanity-producing, health-creating, and life-enhancing.
Susan Sontag, ‘Simone Weil,’ The New York Review, February 1963. (via greenturtleisland)
Una volta andai da uno psichiatra. In quel periodo compivo azioni che avevano assunto un’impronta terribilmente schematica, così pensai: “Bene, è ora di farsi vedere da uno psichiatra”. Entrando nello studio, gli domandai: “Pensa che questa terapia possa in qualche modo danneggiare la mia creatività?”. Rispose: “Be’, David, in tutta onestà, forse sì”. Gli strinsi la mano e me ne andai.
- David Lynch
Hey bitchidy-bitches!
Just a quick follow up on previously stated resolutions of restyling the blog. I did!! Theme changed and I put some order in the pictures too. Mostly removed some actually.
My sis tells me this theme sucks so EVENTUALLY will change it in the following days.
Most important, I'm planning to add some regular writing to the blog. Possibly. It requires a lot of time and I see I am a little hit and miss with this whole blogging thing. I will try to post a little more personals and on a regular basis once I'm off to the US.
Which is in a week time.
UGH.
Mood of the day. Last days in Europe for a while. Still feels I'm gonna miss it.
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