Si Vis Amari, Ama.

Our only hope, as mere human beings, is to turn our lives into works of art /// main blog: @cybermonet

[metamorphesque]

― Clarice Lispector, The Passion According to G.H.

[daniyyah]

"Someone will remember us, I say, even in another time."

~Fragments of Sappho, circa 630 - 580 BC🕊️

[ltwilliammowett]

Compass with sundial in shape of a pocket watch, perfect to carry it in the coat and to check the course from time to time, by Wolfgang Hager 1650-1700, Germany

[cybermonet]

sea shanties do hit different tho

[rullinirubati-deactivated202203]

A. J Hamilton “Lilith”

[aestheticbiopolar]

-Benedict Smith, I wish I wrote the way I thought

[morrioghainworld]

[sheikah]

#damn

[kxowledge]

Anne Carson, An Oresteia

[lionofchaeronea]

Liberality, unknown artist (British School), before 1626

[academiquewilde-deactivated2021]

If there are people who need a bit of money because of the pandemic and do have paypal please text me, I want to help the dark academia community and my mutuals, they deserve the best

[nemfrog]

“Solar eclipse of 1887 (photographed in Tokyo).” A new astronomy for beginners. 1898. 

Internet Archive

[harteus]

small things to add to a hand written letter:

a teabag of your favourite tea

heart shaped note with cute drawings

stickers on the outside of the letter, and inside

handmade paper doll

small print or postcard

a sketch or a little painting or a poem

glitter or sequins or pearls or buttons

small candies or bubblegum

cut out magazine pictures or articles

folded paper, like origami

textile like small ribbons or clothing patches

coins or flat things found in a souvenir shop

pressed flower or leaf

[threeamserif]

follow me on youtube

[dismalzelenka]

A blessed Solstice to all who observe it. May the next season bring you peace and fulfillment. May the gods you follow hear your prayers, and if you follow none, may you find wisdom within yourself to light your way through the darkest of times.

[merely-a-fool]

What really gets me is when you're reading a book and the chapter labels have, like, vines or floral details around them or something. it makes me so soft - just- the fact that someone was like 'ooh we can add beauty here, we totally should' and they did it

[klassizismus]

Detail: Diana and Endymion, by Francesco Solimena, 1710