novembergrief

she/her, 18, leo

[novembergrief]

Virginia Woolf, a room of one's own

[novembergrief]

i wish i had the liberty to appreciate literature

[tisalonelydreamer]

if i had a wax seal i would write hundreds of letters just to use the seal did i mention i want a wax seal yet because if i had a wax seal i would write letters just to use that wax seal

[euripideez-nuts]

botany dark academia

[jaane-ghazal]

There is something so intriguing, so fascinating about library cards, the ones that are kept inside the books, with the list of people who issued it and the return dates. Like yes, show me who read you before me and let my mind imagine unrealistic scenarios for them.

[positivelyqueer]

Buy cheap art supplies. Draw and paint just to throw the pages away. Write in notebooks and documents only to file them away never to be edited. Sew and sculpt only to donate the results and reuse the materials. Create not for the product but for the process. Enjoy the act of making. Find how liberating it is not to have the pressure of the end result stopping you from starting in the first place.

[novembergrief]

kitty kat

[novembergrief]

we should go

somewhere we

can hang our souls by our teeth

falling quickly and ever deeply

- ordinary people ( blake rose)

[ancientsstudies]

Not all those who wander are lost.

[novembergrief]

when in doubt, cry it out.

[lilithsorchid]

we had been late for coffee

[ashberrrry]

"Don't take it personally" How would you like me to take it then? Professionally? Romantically? Academically?

[novembergrief]

[artfully-wayward]

Anne Sexton, A Self-Portrait Through Letters

[novembergrief]

even accepting sadness and letting it embrace you is a luxury.

[wordscanbeenough]

seduce me with your book collection

[chaotic-bi-bliophile-deactivate]

once again why did we let masquerade balls and handwritten letters and heart lockets and daggers strapped to thighs go out of fashion