âare there many little boys who think they are a monster? but in my case i am rightâ
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âare there many little boys who think they are a monster? but in my case i am rightâ
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âI knew that I wasnât entirely sane. I still knew, as I had as a child, that there was something strange about myself. I felt as if I were destined to be a murderer, a bank robber, a saint, a rapist, a monk, a hermitâ
âHam on Ryeâ (1982) by Charles Bukowski
âSome people may be brokenhearted not because theyâve been hurt but because theyâve never found someone who mattered enough to hurt themâ
âFind meâ (2019) by AndrĂ© Aciman
âI like too many things and get all confused and hung-up running from one falling star to another till i dropâ
âOn the roadâ (1957) by Jack Kerouac
And Then We Danced (2019) dir. Levan Akin
And Then We Danced / áá á©ááá áááȘááááá (2019) dir. Levan Akin
âOn Olympus, created by the imagination of Homer and other Greek poets, we encounter gods whose images are strikingly different from the concept of âgodâ weâre used to. The Gods of Olympus are no strangers to human traits. They do not teach or patronize because they do not have solid moral concepts similar to those expressed in the holy books of modern religions. Their behavior is the most colorful example of the âseven deadly sinsâ. And itâs no accident that the very concept of âsinâ is absent in their language. <...> They are immortal but not omnipotent because over them, as over men, is fate.â
âAncient Greeceâ by Alexander Nemirovsky
Dance of Apollo and the Muses, 16th century
left to right: Calliope, Clio, Erato, Melpomene, Terpsichore, Apollo, Polyhymnia, Euterpe, Thalia, Urania
remember the pact of our youth
where you go, iâm goinâ
so jump and iâm jumpinâ
since there is no me without you
(gang of youths - achilles come down)
âThe Goldfinchâ by Donna Tartt
âThe Goldfinchâ by Donna Tartt