leahgraphical

[poems-of-madness]

I wonder what it is like to be loved by someone so intensely that you forget you are human. Such an electric love that will electroshock you to the point where you can light up this whole town. I wonder what is like to break your teeth on your lover’s neck. I dream of a love made of darkness and desperation. Scratching your lover’s skin so the stardust can bleed on your mattress. Therefore, both of you can become one universe. I am curious to know what it like to be madly kissed in the dirty corners of a jealous city, against a graffiti wall. And for the people to force you into rehab because this affair keeps you so high, you keep on seeing a pink sky and clouds of candyfloss.

Love Me Like That And We Will Become Famous, Baby by Royla Asghar (via ameliespoulain)

[actegratuit]

A collection of fantastic photos showing ordinary objects that have been imaginatively transformed (presumably by an artist named Victor Nunes) recently popped up at the Facebook page, “Victor Nunes Faces.” He makes recognizable forms with media such as fabric, foam, and food. Nunes also sees existing forms in mundane objects like nuts, scissors, and popcorn and doodles the ideas in. More images jump more.

[noonesnemesis]

Striped Gazar Gown

Joel Woodard

[theswinginsixties]

Mia Farrow wearing Pierre Cardin, 1968.

[the-beauty-of-words-blog]

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Marilyn Monroe, in 1948.

[luckyseventeens-blog]

No matter how you feel… Get up. Dress up. Show up. And never give up.

(via sophie-amelie)

[onlinecounsellingcollege]

Some of the most wonderful people are the ones who don’t fit into boxes.

Tori Amos (via onlinecounsellingcollege)

[noonesnemesis]

Margaret Horan

poster of Wildness of Youth

Alfred Cheney Johnston

1922

[spiritsdancinginthenight-deacti]

Marilyn Monroe by Richard Avedon.

[terrysmalloy]

Elizabeth Taylor on set of ‘Suddenly, Last Summer’.

[unapologetically-human]

You don’t ever have to feel guilty about removing toxic people from your life. It doesn’t matter whether someone is a relative, romantic interest, employer, childhood friend, or a new acquaintance — you don’t have to make room for people who cause you pain or make you feel small. It’s one thing if a person owns up to their behavior and makes an effort to change. But if a person disregards your feelings, ignores your boundaries, and continues to treat you in a harmful way, they need to go.

Daniell Koepke (via thelittleyellowdiary)

[missingmarilyn]

Marilyn Monroe photographed by Bert Reisfield, 1953.

[leahgraphical]

[torace]

[intersected]

[clementinevonradics]

Don’t worry about your body. It isn’t as small as it once was, But honestly, the world needs more of you. You look in the mirror like you’ve done something wrong, But you look perfect. Anyone who says otherwise is telling a lie to make you feel weak. And you know better. You’ve survived every single day, for as long as you’ve been alive. You could spit fire if you wanted.

For My Mother When She Doesn’t Feel Beautiful (via raspberrying)