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“Every summer I gather a few stones from the beach and keep them in a glass bowl. Now and again I cover them with water, and they drink. There’s no question about this; I put tinfoil over the bowl, tightly, yet the water disappears. This doesn’t mean we ever have a conversation, or that they have the kind of feelings we do, yet it might mean something. Whatever the stones are, they don’t lie in the water and do nothing. Some of my friends refuse to believe it happens, even though they’ve seen it. But a few others—I’ve seen them walking down the beach holding a few stones, and they look at them rather more closely now. Once in a while, I swear, I’ve even heard one or two of them saying “Hello.” Which, I think, does no harm to anyone or anything, does it?”
— Mary Oliver, “Watering the Stones”, in Blue Horses
Anicée Alvina in Le Jeu avec le feu (1975)
When summer evenings feel like this gif it’s beautiful and it’s worth it
Ô saisons ô chateaux (1958), dir. Agnès Varda
Helen Bennett modeling a “spider dress”, 1939 😍🕸️😍🕸️😍
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"whose name was writ in water", from john keats last poem | middaia silver engraved heart pendant .
La Sorcière - Jules Michelet, 1862
illustrated by Martin van Maële
Gregory Peck as John Ballantyne SPELLBOUND — 1945