Carmen De Lavallade photographed dancing with her son, Leo.
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Carmen De Lavallade photographed dancing with her son, Leo.
when my life was nothing more nothing more than the tick-tock of the wall clock I realized I must, I must, I must love madly
Forough Farrokhzad, "Window" from Let Us Believe in the Beginning of the Cold Season: Selected Poems (translated by Elizabeth T. Gray, Jr.)
Mossview- Rosie Holding
heejin choi photographed by szilveszter makó for a fashion brand campaign yeah i couldn’t find any photos to reblog here but well i do not feel like being a proper citation blogger tonight my bad & there are more photos, i love the ducks and how the ribbons lie !! the green also !
The Gardener’s House at the Palace of Versailles, France
double exposure of the full moon on 35mm film
huge shout out to this little kid for writing my favorite poem
Clare Victor Dwiggins, 1908
I was amused by this rather “freaky” bit of Edwardiana, especially since I always got the feeling that Charles Dana Gibson, when drawing the Gibson Girl, was at least partially fantasizing about being stepped on or something.
Art Nouveau Villa Ruggeri in Pesaro. Italy
Untitled, Photo by Gordon Parks, 1956
portal to a better place II
chilling with the ladybirds ◡̈
Isabel CODRINGTON
"One day I woke up and we no longer spoke the same language. I haven't heard from you since."
—Hishaam Siddiqi, Where Did You Go?