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âTechnically, he wasnât an ex-boyfriend, but he was an ex-something. An ex-maybe. An ex-almost.â
â Unknown
âDo you ever realize how badly youâre going to miss a moment while youâre living it? Like wow, these are the good days. I am here and I am happy and I am alive.â
â Unknown
âI will remember your small room, the feel of you, the light in the window, your records, your books, our morning coffee, our noons, our nights, our bodies spilled together, sleeping, the tiny flowing currents, immediate and forever.â - Charles Bukowski
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âI take much pleasure in being alone but there is also a strange warm grace in not being alone.â
â Charles Bukowski
âI considered suicide, but I felt a strange fondness for my body, my life. Scarred as they were, they were mine.â - Charles Bukowski
egon schiele, lovers & sleeping couple, 1939
simon denis, study of clouds with a sunset near rome (detail), 1801
Van Gogh's butterflies
âAunque no lo creas somos una de esas historias que se cuentan en un montĂłn de bares, una de esas por las que dan ganas de escribir.â
â Quetzal Noah
âTwo souls donât find each other by simple accident.â
â Jorge Luis Borges
Faeryland cards from the 1920s. Art by Alice Marshall.
And this is all that remains of the fairy tales thet they used to tell us.