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Linda Ganus - La Vie En Rose, 2022
Gustav Klimt. The Park. 1910
there’s two kinds of music, good and bad. I like both.
if a girl is reading a really interesting book she shouldn't have to go to work. she's expanding her mind and bettering herself and her employers should understand that
the bravery of a girl who has to decide what is for dinner and then cook it and then wash dishes every day forever and ever.
That's called being an adult
no it’s called being the bravest girl on planet earth
bitches say they're fine and then scream the "I sometimes wish I'd never been born at all" in bohemian rhapsody louder than everyone else
Sun glitter on the water.
my year of stress and dehydration
“You fixed yourself and you said: Well, nevermind. We are ugly, but we have the music.”
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Leonard Cohen, Chelsea Hotel no.2
As Leibovitz notes: Perhaps no line of Cohen’s better captures the essence of his vision. He is telling his listeners what prophetically inclined rabbis had been telling theirs for thousands of years, namely that the world is a place of suffering, that no celestial cataclysm could ever change that, but that there are things here on this earth — art, love, friendship, kindness, music, sex — that have the power to redeem us.
Chora, Patmos, Dodecanese, Greece, 2016
Wassily Kandinsky (Russian-French, 1866-1944) - Weiss auf schwarz (white on black), Oil on board, 70.00 x 69.30 cm (1930)
i love when tragedies are like “the love was there. it didnt change anything. it didnt save anyone. there were just too many forces against it. but it still matters that the love was there”