Courbet's 'Origin of the World' reimagined by Lucile Diz & Pauline Wathelet
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Courbet's 'Origin of the World' reimagined by Lucile Diz & Pauline Wathelet
'Venus in Shell'
winter by Katie Maria ( @heavensghost )
sorry this is always how it goes
Don’t fret precious I’m here, step away from the window Go back to sleep Safe from pain and truth and choice and other poison devils, See, they don’t give a fuck about you, like I do.
blood cast in resin
I want that butterfly feeling again
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I Am Attracting Success, Abundance, Love and Spiritual Protection forever and always.
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Gustave Dore - Paradise Lost
Ranger Cartel Angel Knit
Apart from You (Mikio Naruse, 1933)
Andre Dubus, “On Charon’s Wharf”, Broken Vessels: Essays
[Text ID: “And I believe I can do this in an ordinary kitchen with an ordinary woman and five eggs. The woman sets the table. She watches me beat the eggs. I scramble them in a saucepan, as my now-dead friend taught me; they stand deeper and cook softer, he said. I take our plated, spoon eggs on them, we sit and eat. She and I and the kitchen have become extraordinary: we are not simply eating; we are pausing in the march to perform an act together; we are in love; and the meal offered and received is a sacrament which says: I know you will die; I am sharing food with you; it is all I can do, and it is everything.”]
Richard Siken, Self-Portrait Against Red Wallpaper
(From my Journal)