Poe's Crypt @poes-crypt - Tumblr Blog

Welcome

You can call me Poe.

My pronouns are rot/rots, bat/bats, spect/spectreself, coffin/coffinself, and vamp/vampself. Atempts to use my pronouns will always be appreciated. Do not use they/them pronouns for me, please.

My blog is a place for all sorts of alternative stuff, but right now it has a focus on goth stuff. I love old Zelda games so expect to see that now and then.

I used to share a lot of eyestrain, so please be careful on my blog! I did my best to tag it but sometimes things slip through the cracks.

#will update more later

maridoodles

tiny birthday wish ☆

lzzy-strxnge

Today’s summer goth outfit!

fuckyeahchinesegarden

blue jacaranda blossom in 昆明kunming, yunnan province of china

#i love purple

lzzy-strxnge

Summer Goth Outfit 🖤 what do you think?

shencomix

sometiktoksarevalid

#I got a head start on this oh boy. I hope I know all the local bird names by the age of 30.

pokemosh

f a c e l e s s

witchyfashion

buy here

michaelnordeman

Blackbird/koltrast. Värmland, Sweden (March 31, 2023).

egberts

*reconstructs your deconstructed meal*

egberts

can-i-make-image-descriptions

[Image ID: Tumblr tag from deviantCryptid reading: #Victor Frankenstein to Hannibal Lecter /End ID]

xoxoplaneterian-deactivated2026

I love pictures of random punks and goths in the 80s

candlesandcantrips

Candle Safety Rule #2: Do not add flammable items to candles or burn candles with embedded items!

In 2022, the National Candle Association conducted a safety test for candles with added botanicals and reported that the candles did not meet fire safety standards. [Source]

We get it. They look cool, and if you're of a witchy persuasion, they seem like a great way to put together a candle spell. But adding things like paper, herbs, flowers, crystals, or oils to a candle is a major, major fire hazard. They can cause the candle to burn in unexpected ways, experience rapid changes in flame height, put off smoke, throw sparks, ignite from multiple points, or even combust.

Practice good fire safety. Don't add things to candles. For further information on candle safety, please see the National Candle Association's Candle Safety Tips page.