[suzetteshea]

Photograph “Visible Light” (series)  by Alexander Harding.  

[le-bronzage-est-delicieux]

[italian-child]

i love the idea of jewelry being passed down in a family. the stories that it tells, the bodies that have worn them. i find it so simple yet so pure

[we-are-europe]

[driflloon]

[golden-bliss]

golden hour

[vegaschapters]

journal excerpt 

[chasm2018]

X

[fuckyeahbedrooms]

[earthhh12345]

I think the fast paced society we live in currently has brainwashed me into thinking i can upgrade myself and my life just as fast as when i restart my computer or phone. I have forgotten the natural cycles of life… how the moon takes her time to be full or how the crops take their time to grow their fruits. 

[studioseptembre]

Joseph Szabo, “Wild Horses”, 1979

[steliosagapitos]

[flowerytale]

T. S. Eliot — The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock

[simena]

Otto Marseus van Schrieck (detail)

[holyisthenameofmyruthlessaxe]

Interactive :: House Saints by Hala Alyan

[solassitudes]

loving someone is so interesting because there are moments I get to see who I am without all of my trauma. Like I remember feeling like I wasn’t the affectionate type until I met my first love, and suddenly I had words for daysss. simply overflowing with affection and words for her. I didn’t realize I was capable of that. And then, with a different love, I learned how much I loved to touch. How much I wanted to hold and to cuddle and to feel. how natural it felt. I didn’t know I would love to be touched so much. I feel like love after trauma is relearning yourself. love after trauma is seeing who you are when you’re offered a safe space. safe love is simply Being whoever you’re meant to be.

[silkportfolio]

https://www.instagram.com/p/B_GXh7LAbI2/