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mothcub

Women are allowed to do this.

mothcub

Classic hammerphobe response.

zegalba

Kiki Smith: 'Constellation' (1996)

sacred-portal

campingwithmonsters

For those of you who weren’t able to get 100% of the total solar eclipse today… I gotchu <3

mothcub

Dogs, etc.

departmentofinteriors

venetian museum - naxos, greece

llleighsmith

just some things i was thinking about this afternoon

urocy0n

Bat-Eared Fox (Otocyon Megalotis)

gravewithinagravewithinagra-blog

how do i unlock this dog

sidneyia-deactivated20210826

that scientific name means eardog bigears

conzoop

I love you eardog bigears I hope you can hear me yelling it

punkitt-is-here

he can hear every compliment said about him ever

theblackparadeisdead

What's that poem about the cockroach and the moth where the cockroach is like "I wish I've ever wanted anything the way that moth wanted to burn itself up in that lantern" because we had to read that in high school and it still fucks me up to this day

theblackparadeisdead

Ok I found it it's called "the lesson of the moth by archy" and it's by Don Marquis

play-now-my-lord

archy and mehitabel are a treasure, newspaper columnist Don Marquis wrote a lot of these free-verse poems in character as a cockroach named archy (always lowercase because he's a cockroach and can't reach the shift key!!) who was using his typewriter & while it started out as a way of poking gentle fun at the avant-garde poetry of his time (the 1910s - startling how little "avant-garde poetry" has moved forward, isn't it) it evolved over time into some genuinely beautiful and moving poetry

play-now-my-lord

ALSO many of them have illustrations by Krazy Kat author George Herriman which are frankly iconic and adorable!!

kyuchannel

glatisants

Post Vulgate’s trying to tell me that Arthur’s court’s got cliques. that it’s got lunch table drama

morfyddferchuriens

[ID: a screenshot of text. The first paragraph reads:

“Know that there were three kinds of tables there. The first was the Round Table. King Arthur was companion and lord of this one. The second table was called the Table of the Errant Companions, those who went seeking adventure and waited to be companions of the Round table. Those of the thir table were those who never left court and did not [91] go on quests or in search of adventures, either because of illness or because they had not enough courage.”

The second paragraph reads: “At this table, called the Table of Less Valued Knights, Perceval sat down, for he was not yet valued for anything. His brother Agloval went to sit at the Round Table. While Perceval”. The rest of the paragraph is cut off. /ED]