I am quiet, I bury no one, blood is drying beneath my nails. I do not know which me it belongs to.
— Julian Randall, from “On the Night I Consider Coming Out to My Parents,” The Breakbeat Poets Vol. 4: LatiNext. (via xshayarsha)
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@latro-avem
I am quiet, I bury no one, blood is drying beneath my nails. I do not know which me it belongs to.
— Julian Randall, from “On the Night I Consider Coming Out to My Parents,” The Breakbeat Poets Vol. 4: LatiNext. (via xshayarsha)
AIVAZOVSKY, Ivan (1817-1900)
From the calm to hurricane, details 1892 708 x 212 cm Ed. Orig. (Ed. Lic.: CC0 1.0)
AIVAZOVSKY, Ivan (1817-1900)
Gurzuf night, detail 1849 Ed. Orig. (Ed. Lic.: CC0 1.0)
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“I know you’re watching, little bird.” @latro-avem
the corsair’s lip twitched in reaction to being spoken about so bluntly, though she remained mostly visibly unbothered. valor had indeed been watching, keen golden eyes not once leaving the strange man; he did stand out in a crowd, distinctly different than the grimy pirates and townsfolk. ‘just a lil’ wharf rat, val. ain’t worth the time,’ quinn spoke dismissively, not forwardly addressing the man but instead the bird crouched in careful observation on her shoulder. pushing from the relaxed position she had been occupying against the wall, she draws the blood red scarf around her neck up over her mouth. sparing the stranger a brief yet smoldering stare, the corsair turns to part down the opposite direction, easily slinking into the crowd of drunken sailors and lost travelers.
what’s my favourite letter in the alphabet? It be Arrrrrr-harr-harrr
― caitlyn siehl
Selene thrown down by Argus, 1886 by Ferdinand Keller (1842 -1922)
bold what applies to your muse. strengths vs. weaknesses.
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STRENGTHS.
caring | merciful | brave | determined | forward | flexible | cheerful | wise | clever | humorous | spirited | lighthearted | mature | strong | generous | loving | calm | calculative | rational | unselfish |controlled | tactful | nurturing | protective | independent
WEAKNESSES.
panicky | cowardly | unthoughtful | rash | stubborn | antisocial | negative | temperamental | scatterbrained | grim | dull | unwise | unstable | weak | irrational | awkward | greedy | over-protective | over-sensitive | rude | selfish | explosive | tactless
Frederick Judd Waugh (1861-1940). The Open Sea. Oil on masonite. 22¾ x 32½ in. (57.8 x 82.6 cm.)
you are a curse. you make me angry and volatile.
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you are a weapon, and weapons do not weep | h.a