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isabela, xxvii / "it is a glory and a privilege to love what death doesn't touch." (tartt)

[omtai]

they need to invent a running away & never coming back that doesn’t affect your life

[ymutate]

Kaoru Yamada, Japanese

'City Lights"

[simena]

Helmer Osslund

[junglejim4322]

It took a lot for me to mature enough to accept a lot of the time you just don’t get closure like ill never understand why certain things happened or ever receive an apology or talk to certain people again or know the answers to questions I can’t ask and people die or leave or drift away sometimes and there’s no answer. and this is actually starting to sound like some doomer shit but im not joking when i say it actually became way easier to move on with my life when I accepted sometimes things will just be left wrong and can’t be made right and there’s no point in wasting any more of my time on it

[clawmarks]

The Tauern Mountains - Josef Stoitzner - c.1900 - via Museum of Fine Arts Budapest

[irenes-tender-world]

claude monet, «water lilies», 1908 year

[funeral]

D.W. Winnicott

[fravery]

Shozo Ozaki

[lionofchaeronea]

Ruins of the Eldena Monastery at Greifswald, Caspar David Friedrich, ca. 1825

[oldpaintings]

The Singer (La cantante mondana), c.1884 by Giovanni Boldini (Italian, 1842–1931)

[metamorphesque]

― Joan Didion, Blue Nights

[cocainejuul]

I hope everyone grows tired of being cruel to each other soon

[random-brushstrokes]

Elisabeth F. Bonsall - Cats on book (1903)

[without-ado]

Home library of the late Richard Macksey, legendary Hopkins prof.

[redlipstickresurrected]

Jeanne Rosier Smith (American, b. 1966, based Sudbury, MA, USA) - 1: Ebullience  2: Infirm Delight, Paintings: Pastel

[unsubconscious]

Michael Handt “Last Light in the Forest”, 2018 Oil on canvas, 100cm x 80cm

[solitaria]

by Luna_Atlantis