coup de grâce

my life through other people’s thoughts, and nostalgia that hurts

[6vcr]

train, 2020

[icharous]

Grotta del Purgatorio, Gargano, Italy by @icharous

[77lllll]

[swdyww-deactivated20210428]

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[itchycoil]

Did she get any like arts grants for this

[everythingfox]

“A dog with a flair for the melodramatic.”

(via)

[renamonkalou]

Cabin in Scotland | Nikolaus Brinkmann

[cop-disliker69]

The em dash is rich with power. But you’ll lose yourself.

[everythingfox]

“A husky trying to make friends in the most husky way imaginable”

(via)

[luxoffux]

[wild-cabins]

James Lloyd Cole

[wild-cabins]

Isaac Johnston

[573p5]

[wild-cabins]

Dave Sarazen

[homunculus-argument]

The ancient greeks really had graves for dogs. And they carved stuff on the stone like “carrying you here, I now feel as much grief as I felt joy when I carried you home” and “you never barked without reason, but now you are silent”. The human urge to tell a story spans centuries and millennia, and the loss of a really good dog makes you want to tell people - even people centuries in the future, who will never know your name - that there once was a dog who was a very good girl, but now she no longer is and you aren’t sure what to do with all this sorrow.

[feminismandmedia]

[victimize]

[iskycaptain]

[iskycaptain]