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â Velimir Khlebnikov, tr. by Gary Kern, from âThe Night Before the Soviets,â

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âA goddess of black veils and dark prophesies, a goddess of night sighs.â
â Velimir Khlebnikov, tr. by Gary Kern, from âThe Night Before the Soviets,â
Castles in the sky are where fairy tales are born.
Original Artist - Nona Limmen.
sorry for romanticising the mundane. i have little else
A Murder of Crows (2018) - Kathiucia Dias
 La Crépuscule by William-Adolphe Bouguereau (1882)
The crypt beneath the Church of the Nativity of Our Lord, Loreta, Prague. > Photos by P. ZuchnickĂœ.
A Snowy Landscape At Sunset by Louis Apol (1850-1936)
Mary Magdalene in the Cave by Hugues Merle (1868)
Illustrations from Ludovico Ariosto's Orlando Furioso by Gustave Doré (1879)
of Nosferatu
good poetry makes me want to kill myself by staying alive
Illustrations from Mary Shelley's Frankenstein by Bernie Wrightson (1983)
the sun completely gone by like 6pm after a day that was already overcast⊠i hope you fucking vampires are happy
Sophie LĂ©cuyer - from âLes Nuits Blanchesâ series
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Alexander McQueen - Crown of Thorns Headpiece, F/W 1996â1997 Installed at The Met Cloistersâ Treasury. The tapestry in the background is a Southern Netherlandish altar frontal depicting the instruments of Christâs Passion, 1475â1550. Photograph by Risham Majeed
Franz Kafka, 1912