frozen tears

𝓛iv, she/her · infp · millennial · europe a dreamy and melancholy softness ♡ ꒱

[petaltexturedskies]

Katherine Mansfield, in a diary entry dated 14 October 1922, from Letters and Journals of Katherine Mansfield

[petaltexturedskies]

Albert Camus, Correspondance: 1944-1959

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“I Ask the Sea” by Seraphine Saintclair

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Boris Pasternak, in a letter to Marina Tsvetaeva, from Letters, Summer 1926

[literaryvein]

L. V., exhumed writings

[nixscriptum]

[titsay]

[boyd-stevens]

TWILIGHT 2008, dir. Catherine Hardwicke

[soliloquyinthedark]

Ancient European Rock Art in Alta, Finnmark, Norway

More than 6000 prehistoric rock carvings have been found on several sites around the municipality of Alta in the northern region of Norway. The earliest rock carvings date to around 4200 BCE and the most recent ones to 500 BCE. Norway was inhabited by hunter-gatherers at this time and thus the art features mostly local animals, like reindeer and bears, and activities such as hunting and fishing.

[laurens-german]

STERLING POINT 01.08, 'I’m the Kid'

[artruby]

Gabriele Picco, Nuvola (Cloud), 2005-2006

[pissvortex]

Just the Shrew of us… We can make it if we try…

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[pclysemia]

“PERFUME—the heady and elusive marriage of the essences of herbs and spices, wild grasses and flowers, bark and animal and tree—is an engine of the universe. From earliest times, people have taken pleasure in rubbing fragrant substances into their skin. Timeless and universal, scent has been a powerful force in ritual, medicine, myth, and conquest. Perfume has helped people to pray, to heal, to make love and war, to prepare for death, to create. To inspire, after all, is literally “to breathe in.””

— Essence and Alchemy: A Natural History of Perfume, Mandy Aftel

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[gardenspells]

autumn, oh, how i yearn for you