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“Moonlight is sculpture; sunlight is painting.” - Nathaniel Hawthorne. Details of Abraham Pether’s night visions (1756-1812).
Ian Barber Gamekeeper’s cottage, Cusworth, England.
10/18/21
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Already started filling my apartment with pumpkins, both real and decorative, and my belly with all the pumpkin spice in the world. September is good, and makes me feel warm. 🍂🕰🦇
“The most beautiful experience we can have is the mysterious. It is the fundamental emotion that stands at the cradle of true art and true science.”
St. Simon (detail), 1611
by Peter Paul Rubens.
Edinburgh, Scotland.
pics by pandeyrr, lynne.sword.
dark academia words to add into your vocabulary & their definitions
fathom - understand
oft - short for often
betrothed - engaged, fiancé(e) (can be used both ways)
fortnight - two weeks
propriety - modesty, politeness, civility (oft used by Jane Austen´s heroines)
homely - unattractive/plain
capital - amazing (considered 1800s slang, used in phrases by Jo March “that’s just capital!” )
ire - anger
ebon - dark black or brown, ebony
puerile - trivial, childish
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18 seconds in the countryside on a quiet August morning.