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William Arthur Chase (English, 1878-1944)

The Keynote, 1918. Oil on canvas. Tate Collection, London.

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the heart is a violent muscle; it opens & shuts. the subject is death. the subject is also laughter.

Jon Anderson, “creative writing 307,” poetry (june 1970)

[elvedon]

We are birthed in the language of
 bone and tongue 
 from our mothers. Tell them 
we learned to
 love our wolves.

Ana Carrizo, BONE AND TONGUE (via elvedon)

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Francis J. Dewes Mansion (1896) | chicagogeek

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Dishonored 2

Karnaca [7/?]

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…a distant heart, a nocturne, perhaps, an air that will never return.

Eavan Boland, from New Collected Poems: “The Russian Brooch,” (via violentwavesofemotion)

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Denis Sarazhin