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somebody keeps sending me private messages saying that they want to sodomise me and its funny because this is my old blog

[cesarojedac]

Visit Original Link

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Blessed Brambles - múm - Go Go Smear the Poison Ivy (2007)

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I'm here now

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I like your blog and I think you're very pretty and interesting.

thanks mate

[hauntology]

“Everything is contained within the black cube: The greenery of the earth is the bottom of the cube, the blue air is its roof, and the water-filled part is situated at that section of the cube that I rest my back against.”

Hilma af Klint (via hauntology)

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ugly bunny in a boring setting

[cavetocanvas]

Arnold Böcklin, The Isle of the Dead, 1880

From the Metropolitan Museum of Art:

A widow shrouded in white accompanies her husband’s draped coffin in a rowboat to a rocky island whose cliffs are carved with tomb chambers. Böcklin painted five versions of “Island of the Dead” between 1880 and 1886. The image became one of the most beloved motifs in late nineteenth-century Germany, widely known through poor color reproductions and a freely adapted etching of the 1890s.  The Metropolitan Museum owns the second version of “Island of the Dead,” which was commissioned by Marie Berna when she visited Böcklin in his Florence studio in April 1880. She was struck by the first version (Kunstmuseum Basel), which sat half completed on the easel, so Böcklin painted this smaller version on wood for her. At her request, he added the coffin and female figure, in allusion to her husband’s death years earlier. His dealer, Fritz Gurlitt, prodded Böcklin to paint three more versions, all with a lighter sky. One is in Berlin (1883, Alte Nationalgalerie), one is in Leipzig (1886, Museum der Bildenden Künste), and the third (1884) was destroyed in World War II.

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From J.R.R. Tolkien "The Father Christmas Letters"

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I have just booked an apartment in Le Marais for this coming summer! last time I stayed in Montmartre. very excited to spend some time in the magical Paris again (although I will probably miss the grey West Australian winter)

[venusmilk]

Ernst Fuchs, (b. 1930)

[seabois]

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[blueruins]

They were all covered with fireflies. Beautiful Joe’s Paradise; or, The island of brotherly love. A sequel to ‘Beautiful Joe’. Illustrated by Charles Livingston Bull (1902).

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Nils Blommer "Meadow Elves"

[warsanshire]

under their breath, someone said.

[babyfaline]

by the time i’ve finished with you, you won’t know whether you’ve been kissed or cut, whether you were loved or butchered. and either way you probably won’t care, just grateful you came close enough to touch. 

[fablechild-blog]

'Der Berggeist' by Josef Madlener. J.R.R. Tolkien inscribed upon the back of the postcard - "The origin of Gandalf."