mel·o·dy [mel-uh-dee]

Noun, plural mel·o·dies. 1. A sequence of single notes that is musically satisfying.

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Vietnam, Thomas Billhardt

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Amalfi, Italy, 1966.

Photo by René Burri

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house plants, 1964

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あちゃちゅむ 2016年4月

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neon stroke: marlo hsieh for laud magazine apr. 2017

[leohearts]

Not everyone will appreciate what you do for them. You have to figure out who’s worth your kindness and who’s just taking advantage.

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Some people don’t appreciate the things we do for them, they expect them and when we stop we are made to feel guilty.

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Antarctica | by David Burdeny

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Piccadilly Circus, London, 1962

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Robert Doisneau     French Resistance Fighters with Molotov Cocktails During the Liberation of the City, Rue du Petit Pont, Paris     1944

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Koi (2013)

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Lui sapeva cosi poco di lei, eppure nessuno oltre lui aveva saputo cosi tanto.

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Cappadocia / Kapadokya

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h_moou