in a room full of art, i’d still look at myself in the mirror

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in a room full of art, i’d still look at myself in the mirror
I’m tired. I thought I just needed a night’s sleep but it’s more than that.
Inside Llewyn Davis (via persephones-fruit)
I can feel you forgetting meÂ
Due to personal reasons I’m going to become God
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Due to personal reasons I’m going to become God
Im going to kill you with my bootay
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after zuko joined azula’s side and returned to the Fire Nation as a “hero” in the season 2 finale:
I can feel you forgetting meÂ
Dont let anyone brighten your darkness
Doesn’t sound demonic, which is a nice change of pace from the typical 8x slowed down songs.
I’m dying of laughter
Dont let anyone brighten your darkness
in a room full of art, i’d still look at myself in the mirror
Do you ever cycle through the same 4 apps on your phone over and over again and feel like a tiger pacing its cage at the zoo
If you’re doing this, it is because you, like the tiger, need enrichment and variety in your life. May I suggest cramming just a whole bunch of raw hamburger into a pumpkin and rolling it around your enclosure?
“It’s been a long time since I’ve been me.”
— Fernando Pessoa