A Well Meant Traveler

Ethereal words and honey nectar love.

[stephiramona]

The little duckling on tour

(This will become a little series)

[wanderthewood]

Bogd Khan Mountain, Mongolia by Dembee Tsogoo

[ahalal-uralma]

The Ocean

In the gray offing billows the tide

It sings flux of the heart that aches

over the deep loss of cobalt

that once offered waves to brine

the red caverns beneath the sinew

currents that reflect the divide

of skin and bone, of air and dust

the mirror beneath the primordial sky

the great expanse spreading wide

the tears of the earth, the dying sun

no longer is there a glow, the colors fade

and beneath she is washing away,

her hopes, drifting to the illusions of time

she dares not swim up to her dreams

for fear she will drown in the clouds

before she can remember to breathe

and so she flies to the darkest floor

a bird of iridescent scale, nary a feather

nary a lung longing for anything more

then what the dull sand could bring

[venusmilk]

The Waterfall Fairy Illustrated by Ida Rentoul Outhwaite

[stephaniedolen]

midnight in luster, norway

[jessconkwright]

“All my life I have been happiest when the folks watching me said to each other, `Look at the poor dope, wilya?” -buster keaton

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[jessconkwright]

We all build walls up around us, many times because we need to keep ourselves hidden or safe. Often we simply fear what’s inside because we haven’t come to terms with the healing that is yearning to take place. Connection, intimacy and openness help to tear those walls down. 💜 Thanks @thelovegurusla for this amazing community. Trust love. 💕 . . . . . #goddess #womenempowerment #selflove #healingtogether (at Los Angeles, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/B4xpm0jJHyp/?igshid=hf7wq2seiijt

[pierppasolini]

A collector certainly is a poor wretch who thinks only of adding. He’ll never be happy with one object. He’ll always look for the remarkable object in a series. He’ll always want to have a set. We’re very far from purity. What’s important, is elimination. The idea of collecting is opposite to that of purity.

La Collectionneuse (1967) // dir. Éric Rohmer

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I understand the mind and want of the actor, to have an imagination bigger than themselves, to always be wanting more and more and more to the most unrealistic extent...that to make it realistic is the ultimate goal. To bleed genuinely.