émotion brute

Passion over intellect . Body over mind . Perverse over normal, above all else  Live in Magic.                                                         Witch Goddess always hungry for the stars. Yoga Instructor. Writer. Paris, France.

[productomag]

fiona apple, 1997

[watchoutforintellect]

“He marked the page with a match and fell asleep in mid-kiss, while I, a queen bee in a disturbed hive, stay up and buzz: half a kingdom for a honey drop, half a lifetime for a tender word! His face, half turned. Half past midnight. Half past one.”

— Vera Pavlova, “He marked the page with a match” trans. Steven Seymour. featured in Poetry, January 2010

[thoughtkick]

“I will love you with the dust of who I was, with the skin I am now, and with the bones that will one day decorate my tomb.”

— Christopher Poindexter

[productomag]

shirley mallmann photographed by ellen von unwerth for cesare paciotti spring 1997

[themotherofrevelation]

“Surrender is the intersection between acceptance and change.”

— Katherine Ingram

[florizels]

“What touches you is what you touch.”

— Margaret Atwood, Excerpt of Nothing from True Stories

[housofpsychoticwomn]

a trace of something that is disappearing or no longer exists // taken and edited by me

[the-night-picture-collector]

/ Aniela Sobieski, Birds Eye, 2020

[stranger-smiles]

Dorota Wócjik by Mario Sorrenti 1997

[eliseeatydendivu]

[lifeinpoetry]

“in the morning i’ll be ten feet tall solid gold not sorry for anything”

— Nicola Maye Goldberg, from “One for Blair Waldorf,” published in Electric Cereal

[words-and-coffee]

“In the end you can’t always choose what to keep. You can only choose how you let it go.”

— Ally Condie (via surqrised)

[thoughtkick]

“I will love you with the dust of who I was, with the skin I am now, and with the bones that will one day decorate my tomb.”

— Christopher Poindexter

[derangedrhythms]

Grace Freedson, Párrafo Magazine: The Death and Decay Issue; from ‘Phantasia for Maria Bonita’

[figandpen]

Alex and Shelly by Elia Nedkov

[the-evil-clergyman]

La Naissance de Venus by William-Adolphe Bouguereau (1879)

[bienenkiste]

“Forest styles”. Missy Rayder by Olivier Desarte for L'officiel nº 829, 1998