'Ghost Cat' by Sam Wolfe
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'Ghost Cat' by Sam Wolfe
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BTW I don't think I'm made for this world
GOLICA, Slovenia - the blooming daffodils on the slopes of Mt. Golica with Slovenia’s highest mountain, the 2864-meter-high Mt. Triglav in the background. (photos: Landscape Photography by Ales Krivec)
me personally? i die every night and come back wrong every morning but no one notices because i've been doing that for a long time so it's just kinda par for the course
Egyptian colossal of Ramesses II and the goddess Sekhmet, dating to 1279-1213 BCE. Quartzite.
by max julien lalanne
Владимир Рябков
Fallen Angels (1995, dir. Wong Kar Wai)
no casual dating please i want to drink your soul and you to drink mine or i don't want anything at all
The romanization of Hawai’i only tightens America’s grip on my people.
We are not the land of Lilo and Stitch. We are not a paradise.
We are a nation suffering.
There are only around 600,000 Native Hawaiians left. Only around 200,000 of them live in Hawai’i.
Hawai’i has the second largest homeless population in the nation, falling just behind New York. There are 19 million people in New York. Hawaii only has 1.4 million people. Yet their homeless rates are neck and neck. A majority of those experiencing homelessness in Hawai’i are Native Hawaiian.
Tourism destroys sacred land. Mountains are moved to make room for telescopes. People live in tiny concrete apartments that cost $2k a month because the rich move to the islands to carve their own paradise. My people spend every night praying we can afford to eat the next day
The Navy poisons the water over and over. They lie and say it’s safe. People fall ill. Then they dump the waste into the ocean and promise to do better. They lie.
End the romanization of Hawai’i. There is no paradise under American occupation.
Itō Jakuchū
"White Plum Blossoms and Moon".
Aleksandra Bujnowska — Robin (oil on canvas, 2020)