artist of life

In love with rainy mornings and secret worlds.

[dwarven-beard-spores]

Starting a gofundme for my friend Bunbury who's a terrible invalid,

[muffindemirtilo]

Well, I'm starting a gofundme for the funeral of my brother Ernest, who died in Paris of a severe chill,

[going2hell4everythingbutbeingbi]

honestly yall just gotta be comfortable reading books that make you feel stupid

[zay4ik]

[softest-beigest-pillows]

this is so perfect

[moonlitmartyr]

I hate ruminating on what could have been. Out here thinking "if only I locked in when I was 13" are we serious

[zegalba]

Cesare Lapini: La Sorpresa (1882)

[aa05150]

[aa05150]

La Sonnambula (aka: Night Shadow), 1946 ballet

[alanwilsonwatts]

“The only way to handle danger is to face it. If you start getting frightened of it then you make it worse because you project onto it all kinds of bogies and threats which don’t exist in it at all.

Whenever you meet a ghost, don’t run away. Because the ghost will capture the substance of your fear and materialise itself out of your own substance. It will kill you eventually because it will take over all your own vitality. 

So, then, whenever confronted with a ghost walk straight into it. And it will disappear.”

— Alan Watts

[searosee]

[angelsdream]

My backyard

[ahavti]

[stormwaterwitch]

I love you storms I love you sheets of rain I love you whirling winds I love you dark clouds I love you atmospheric pressure I love you thunder I love you lightning I love you bone chilling cold

[overthink]

Leo Berne

[sophelstien]

got read to filth last night

[thelivingend]

[transgenderer]

never not thinking about giant cisterns. THATS immanentizing the eschaton. when we get to heaven and its a bunch of giant wet concrete tunnels with vast columns holding up the ceiling, then you will see…

[official-kircheis]

you know about the tokyo storm drains, yeah?

[transgenderer]

yeah that’s what inspired this post :)

im very exited to go here when i die :)

[1rakus]

basilica cistern in istanbul

[fdelopera]

the famous “lake” that Gaston Leroux wrote about beneath the Palais Garnier is not a lake at all, but actually a cistern.

and what’s more, you can explore the “lake” in Google Street View here.