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eroscestlavie

w. h. auden, marginalia

deathandmysticism

With the children on Sundays, through eye-gate, and ear-gate into the city of child-soul, 1911

teratomatower

you should do a monstery take on 2d from gorillaz if ur familiar with him

I uhMisread this.Well enjoy!!!

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me: where’s the toilet?

New Yorker: take a left up over at 6th and catch the bus between 12th and 32nd. there you’ll see a hotdog cart at the corner of 53rd…you gotta go on straight past to 47th. between 8th and 34th there’s a little place, ask for Mikey, tell him I sent you an he’ll let you in aight

me: thanks. I’ll just piss in the street

bottommemes

bottoms lemme hear yall make some noise !

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mmh.,,, ow! hah.. ah… mmmh…

bottommemes

never mind !

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certified iconic post

fereldang

i am not the same person i was 18 minutes ago.

crossconnectmag

Recent Paintings from Bo Bartlett

“Bo Bartlett is an American realist with a modernist vision. His paintings are well within the tradition of American realism as defined by artists such as Thomas Eakins and Andrew Wyeth. Like these artists, Bartlett looks at America’s heart—its land and its people—and describes the beauty he finds in everyday life. His paintings celebrate the underlying epic nature of the commonplace and the personal significance of the extraordinary. “Bartlett was educated at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, where realist principles must be grasped before modernist ventures are encouraged. He pushes the boundaries of the realist tradition with his multilayered imagery. Life, death, passage, memory, and confrontation coexist easily in his world. Family and friends are the cast of characters that appear in his dreamlike narrative works. Although the scenes are set around his childhood home in Georgia, his island summer home in Maine, his home in Pennsylvania or the surroundings of his studio and residence in Washington state, they represent a deeper, mythical concept of the archetypal, universal home.” – Tom Butler, excerpt from the book Bo Bartlett, Heartland.

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filmaticbby

i thought the same way as the previous anon about evangelion too until i watched it and thought its the closest thing anime can go to being fine art

the last two episodes r a masterpiece i stg

johnnyjoestarrelatable

when you’re a 14 month old french infant in a military hospital in the late 18th century and that weird hungry guy comes into your room

foreveriallyzombified

cant stop thinking about this post. i dont think any “that face you make when” type posts has prompted over 20 minutes of research in me before

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officialwhitegirls

rare pokemon: *flees*

me: im sick of fake people coming in and out of my life. youre either here or youre not. its beyond disgusting how i still need to say this in 2016

egberts

POV: let your cat in

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Have a good day at work little buddy

snakewife

EVERYONE LOOK AT THIS IMMEDIATELY.

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His name is Black and was adopted by the workers of a construction site in Antofagasta, Chile. He was found by some workers near the area, when he was just a kitten, and they decided to take care care of him. The workers loved him and one of the cleaning ladies of the site designed some mini reflective jackets- and other outfits- for him. He was officialy named foreman and had its own access credential to the construction site. I belive the constrution work finished on 2017 and he was adopted by one of the employees.