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Mouse, cougar, or salmon?
Take the red string, the blue string, or the white one?
"Man must suffer to be wise."
Agamemnon by Aeschylus (via thesewordsareallwehave)
She looked just like a painting dying to speak.
- Aeschylus, Agamemnon (via margita-in-slacks)
Come back! Even as a shadow, even as a dream.
Megara, Herakles by Euripides, trans. Anne Carson (via differenceetrepetition)
Breaking Down.
Bernard Creely.
People, he will never understand them at all. "Yeah, well aren’t adults suppose to be more watchful! Geez."
❖ "It must just be me; you will have to set an example! - - In my place, that is."
ranunculacea-e started following you
…There was truly of something of great important that the teenager wanted to say to this man before his retinas burn from over exposure. "Sir, your fly is undone."
❖ In the presence of claims, and a clear disapproval, he raised a brow so mildly amused. "Is it now? Well then, pardon me!"
”Oh really? Don’t mind me then, a demonstration sounds promising.”
❖ "Hm... In that case a - - target?"
“Careful. I wouldn’t want you to hurt yourself.” And laugh in your face.
❖ "Oh no need - I've handled on of these before."
"One moonshiny night As I sat high, Waiting for one To come by; The boughs did bend, My heart did ache To see what hole the fox did make."
❖ A familiar path - but of unfamiliar face. There, the casual glide of tongue to wet the lips, the glitter of regard in ashen eyes, he settles himself comfortably in the sounds of his upbringing. Soft the exhale, an easy smile to pull apart the quiet.
“There upon the Brewer’s Lane, The blood that ran thereof, Man alike and man unlike, For wrath of her lost love.”
“Is that so I guess this must be fate Or maybe someone heard my distressed calls Would you be willing to help a maiden in need? Foresee my leg is missing.”
Her eyes studied the man beside her, watching the tip of his hat take a bow. Her lips pulled into a small smile, she wondered if he was as gentlemen as he seemed.
As she voiced her problem, a light huff at the end of her words. A really distressing moment, and causally perplexing.
❖ A quiet shade of erstwhile normality coloured the ease with which he regarded absence (to service the limb with which there was a lack thereof). ‘Maiden’, as she so said, seemed fitting in the gentle night of muted spirits; curious, only, was it that impressions be so in a modern era. (Though the title coined was one such that pleased a humour most macabre.) “Alas, ‘tis sure that misplaced you have! Where might you have dropped such a precious commodi-ty?”
kanexis
For of all creatures that breathe and creep about on the earth, there is none so miserable as man.
Zeus, commenting on the fate of mortals.
Homer. The Iliad. XVII. 446 - 447. (trans. E.V. Rieu)
John William Waterhouse British, 1849 - 1917 The Awakening of Adonis