[whereshadowslive-deactivated202]

Medicine, law, business, engineering, these are all noble pursuits, and necessary to sustain life. But poetry, beauty, romance, love, these are what we stay alive for.

— Dead Poets Society

[userarmand]

ALL OF US STRANGERS (2023) dir. Andrew Haigh

Don't let this get tangled up again.

[bongjoonhoe]

Perfect Days (2023) dir. Wim Wenders

[geek-ramblings]

[lostinmac]

Fallen Leaves (2023)

Dir. Aki Kaurismaki

[hotandfunnywomen]

She’s the Bella of the ball. Emma Stone in "Poor Things".

[melameles]

I was perfect.

[waymond-wang]

There's a word in Korean: 인연 [in yun] ⁠— it means "providence" or "fate". If two strangers walk by each other in the street, and their clothes accidentally brush, that means there have been eight thousand layers of 인연 between them.

PAST LIVES (2023) dir. Celine Song

[wlwland]

There’s this feeling, once you leave where you grew up, that you don’t totally belong there again.

Aftersun (2022) —dir. Charlotte Wells

[somaas-world]

[89cats]

(by 里卡豆 Ricardo)

[redrxla]

[sillymerrikat]

“my child is fine” your child has been listening to ανισόπεδη ντίσκο on repeat for three days

[the-devils-feather]

i love how the quote that says "im a mosaic of everyone ive ever loved" because yes we unknowingly develop so many little traits from the people we love starting from the phrases they use the most, their favourite food which automatically becomes one of your favorites, the music they listen to which intertwines with yours, the pace they walk with which you unintentionally follow up with, their different gestures and every little thing which is too casual for other people to notice which becomes yours eventually and binds you with them on a cosmic level.

[creatinghelen]

I am a mosaic of everyone I have ever known and loved and touched and I find fragments of them in my playlists and how I make my tea. we may not know each other any more but we will stay connected like this. I hope a fragment of me is with you too.

[redrxla]

και ας είναι η ζωή τυχαία γεγονότα

[beautymyeyes-see]

John Keats, “Letter to Fanny Brawne,” 8 July 1819