once you walked so proud to a rebel drum…

she/her | rock n roll never forgets.

[l-rose75]

who all up being borne back ceaselessly into the past rn?

[l-rose75]

one thing about me if it’s about sirius black i will cry

[l-rose75]

having a savior complex AND an inferiority complex is so james potter of me

[l-rose75]

personally i don’t think it’s a coincidence that bohemian rhapsody is exactly 5:55 long. you don’t fool me FREDDIE

[l-rose75]

hozier really said, “if the heavens ever did speak, she’s the last true mouthpiece”, and just expected us to be CALM?

[l-rose75]

when she’d smell the roses,

she wrinkle her nose and,

tell me she found nirvana

i was thinking about roses and how much i love them and this materialized in my mind??? it happens. give credit for a firm handshake 🫶🏼

[l-rose75]

i think our problem is that we had all read “a series of unfortunate events” by the time we were ten

[l-rose75]

harkening back to that dream i had where i thought i was on the phone with andrew garfield, but it was actually hozier

[l-rose75]

bawling over poa and eating bruschetta don’t look at me

[brucespringsteen]

Bruce Springsteen and Steven Van Zandt, 1977 by Peter Howes

[l-rose75]

the MEN.

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Distant Fall

On a sunny early afternoon, I left my abode And found myself taking a slender road The road was long and tiresome to cross And also an uneven one inhabited by moss.

Suddenly I saw a construct so fine Which was a wooden bench as old as time

Little by little as I went a lot nearer  It looked somewhat known and smelt familiar I remember myself being in here To forget agony and to throw all fear It was you who I sat with my dear On this bench, now I remember it all clear.  

We exchanged some thoughts with smile And forgot the rest, perhaps for a while

Now it is a memory which I hardly recall Spent on a fine afternoon of a distant fall.

[l-rose75]

dear writer, this is actually fabulous.

[l-rose75]

i love his work, but i have never once found willem defoe attractive. but then i watched mississippi burning and all has been revolutionized.

[l-rose75]

not to be dramatic or anything but dead poet’s society literally changed my life.

[l-rose75]

i randomly remember that time my freshman year that my english teacher lost her earring and i told her she looked like george michael

[frankiefellinlove]

"THE LAWSUIT" TOUR:

Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band at the Music Hall, Boston, MA, March 24, 1977-third night

(Photo Chuck Pulin-Cliff Breining-Don Bullens-Kate Simons-

[l-rose75]

sirius black and brooklyn baby give the exact same energy. don’t argue; it’s true.

[l-rose75]

you, the sun

and i, your willing icarus

ignorant to the sea below.

lest i forget all suns set.

literally entered my mind as i was doing squats.