I had to hop out the hole and got cold as a shoulder, I turned my emotion into a sweater
I had to garner the power to work on my soul, I ain't tryna be broken forever

shark vs the universe
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Not today Justin
One Nice Bug Per Day
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icyghini twinkie
cherry valley forever
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸

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RMH
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I had to hop out the hole and got cold as a shoulder, I turned my emotion into a sweater
I had to garner the power to work on my soul, I ain't tryna be broken forever
Gustave Moreau – Study of Salome for "Salome Dancing before Herod"
Kaitlin Sobiesiak
waste aura. gouache painting on paper
Abandoned house on fire. 1963. Long Beach Fireman’s Historical Museum Photographs Collection.
Laurent Grasso — Future Herbarium (distemper on wood 2025)
You're a mess like a Jackson Pollock painting.
You're a mess like a lived in house. With cat hair on the couch paired by the crooked picture frame on the wall.
You're a mess like when someone spills oil and it shines in the sunlight. Showing that even within darkness lies a resplendent prism of color.
A mess that only makes sense to some people.
A Beethoven Symphony if it were performed in one of his apartments.
Loving you and me feels like polyphonic rhythms. Completely different but hold a tight base like wheels and their rims.
Heart of Rengoku
Hand of Akaza
Disappear no Shadow Clone Jutsu
Reanimate no Madara
Sigil
Frederick Carter (1883–1967), “The Dragon of the Alchemists”
engraved on wood by W.M. Quick, 1936
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