She was mad but she's magic.

Her messy hair, a visible attribute of her stubborn spirit.

[irinuuuh]

Kathryn Barton #AUMYGOD #travelirina (at NGV Australia: The Ian Potter Centre)

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L O S T I N S P A C E #SINGApoor #travelIRINA (at ArtScience Museum)

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M A K E W A V E S #SINGApoor #travelIRINA (at ArtScience Museum)

[wnq-writers]

To be honest. I miss the person I was before I met you.

Philippa A. Madsen (via wordsnquotes)

Yes.

[irinuuuh]

Or we could.

We have become interpreters of gesture: masters of the quick nod and the slow blink. We turn to our sides and think: where do we go, where do we want to go, and slowly, precisely, we don't do anything.

[irinuuuh]

223 of another 365 Because it rained

Look at the time and you say it is evening. Look at the time and I say time is a mathematical equation and I have transposed myself at your side to find you. Stare at you. Measure the interval of your pace with mine.

I don’t believe in time passes. Our story has no start and maybe that is reason enough for it not to end. We are in between leaving and arriving. We are the rising action, always rising, the middle part of a story, a monument to itself refusing to move.

And yet we move so swiftly.

So swifty.

[millaymary]

[theliteraryjournals]

I spent my life learning to feel less.

Jonathan Safran Foer, Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close (via theliteraryjournals)

yaaaaaaaaazzzz

[passivites]

[nevver]

The Forbidden Zone, Luke Gram

[itscolossal]

More: New Ceramic Busts Overgrown With Twisted Vines and Colorful Flowers by Jess Riva Cooper

[irinuuuh]

such a beaut!

[my-teen-quote]

[ophore]

[irinuuuh]

I wanna live hereee

[misswallflower]

I was doing that thing the infatuated do, stitching destiny onto the person we want stitched to us.

Rachel Kushner, “The Flamethrowers” (via misswallflower)

[irinuuuh]

199 of another 365

He's the old comfort of a home, a memory, a feeling I always knew.

[nevver]

[nevver]

Happy Father’s Day, Charles Bukowski

[culturenlifestyle]

[wordsnquotes]

Anatomical Embroidery Illustrations of the Human & Animal Anatomies by Renee Rominger

American artist  Renee Rominger from Moonrise Whims comes from a creative family, where practicing every art form from sewing to woodworking to painting is almost a right of passage. When she discovered hand embroidery, Romancer immediately knew she found her favorite medium.

Inspired by juxtaposition, she loves combining anatomy and the beauty of lush florals. She composes her exquisite embroidery illustrations on vintage fabrics and hoops, which adds a romantic and rustic quality. Find her work in her Etsy shop.

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[irinuuuh]

Soo prettyyyy