Swallows and Amazons

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[henk-heijmans]

Rabbits fighting mid-air in Kyushu, Japan, 2024 - by Mora Nakamura, Japanese

[riversurface]

butterfly / alicia adamerovich / 2020

[y0ungd0ve]

prada fw98

[dariabessonova]

A FAITH IN NOMADS Photographer: Michael Pudelka Stylist: Aurora Sansone Hair: Gabriele Trezzi Make-Up: Jessica Nedza Models: Adrienne Jüliger, Molly Air & Marine Deleeuw

[prisonersofthesun]

[lamignonette]

Saskia de Brauw in The Gentlewoman

@vervediary

[clawmarks]

Mater amoris et doloris - 1726 - via Internet Archive

[four-evasions]

CD Wright

[lifeinpoetry]

What you will say in my memory: that my serenity. That my softness. That my skirt is the sky pattern. That the cedars kneel for my passage.

— Vanessa Angélica Villarreal, from “Guadalupe, Star-Horned Taurus” published in pinwheel

[slowlyeden-blog]

Ramon Casas i Carbó, La Grasse Matinée, 1900

[jinxproof]

[jinxproof]

Bridget Hall Allure Magazine (February 1994) ph. Mario Testino

[acuratedlife]

[whenwewerecool]

Anthony Hernandez photographed Beverley HIlls in the 1980s

[whenwewerecool]

Anthony Hernandez photographed Beverley HIlls in the 1980s

[mortalpractice]

I don’t ever go in the bathroom and cry, but I think about how I could if I really had to and that takes the edge off. My husband is so sweet, cutting onions as he says, “Let’s just move to California. Or let’s just move to Ohio. Or Spokane. Let’s pack the car for Spokane.” He’s trying to make up for a time when he didn’t love me this much, but it’s enough and it’s made up. I’m just afraid we’ll get wherever and wherever will be here again. “I don’t think it will work,” I say. “Of course it won’t work,” he says. “You’re trying to outrun death. But the ocean, the boxes, the little fears of starting, it will be years before you feel it again.” He means home’s hot breath on the back of our necks. “This is what people do?” I ask, wiping my eye quick, so our five-year-old, skipping through the kitchen doesn’t see. “It’s one of the things they do,” he says. — Kathryn Nuernberger, from “Letter Home,” published in 32 Poems

[workhardforthis]

Don’t Shoot by Tim Walker, Vogue Italia 1999

[arthistory-blog]

Narcissus (1881) by Gyula Benczur