Tell me, would you kill to prove you're right?

[ianflannery]

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[poetry-siir]

I think one of the saddest things is when two people really get to know each other: their secrets, their fears, their favourite things, what they love, what they hate, literally everything, and then they go back to being strangers. It’s like you have to walk past them and pretend like you never knew them, never even talked to them before, when really, you know everything about them.

ousia-poetica (via poetry-siir)

[schnee-und-blut]

Ziehen sich Unterschiede an, oder stoßen sie sich ab? Was ist schon Gut und was ist Schlecht, Glück und Pech. Wir alle haben gelernt, dass der Himmel gut und die Hölle böse ist. Doch die Frage ist, wann wir beginnen zu zweifeln. Wann wir den unbesiegbar erscheinenden Konstanten den Krieg ansagen. Traum und Wirklichkeit - es ist Eins. Doch wo fängt es an und wo hört es auf? An gleicher Stelle. An der Stelle des Zweifels und des Glaubens.

[synesteta]

[511am]

[meghan-thegirlwholived]

“You can ask the universe all signs you want but ultimately we only see what we want to see when we’re ready to see it.”

— Ted Mosby, How I Met Your Mother

[silverliningthe]

[blog-sliverofjade]

You know that old saying. Once you go dead, no one’s better in bed.

Jeaniene Frost, One Foot in the Grave (via blog-sliverofjade)

[youandmeforeverloving]

[le-immorte]

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[anamorphosis-and-isolate]

“Just because you don’t know how to do something doesn’t mean it can’t be done.” ― Jeaniene Frost, At Grave’s End

[le-immorte]

[alder-and-cedarwood]

Maurice (1987) //Source : Hawthorn&Cedarwood

[le-immorte]

Credit ▪ GeoArcus at deviant

[dollysgothworld]

[peasantwisdom]

“You hold the ones you love close and fight the battles you can win.”

— Jeaniene Frost,  Halfway to the Grave

[stay-close]

You can decorate absence however you want – but you're still gonna feel what's missing.

— Siobhan Vivian