[khalildridi]

“(he says her name gently, as if picking up something delicate)”

— Katie Ward, Girl Reading (via soracities)

[shisasan]

Alfred Tennyson, Mechanophilus, 1833

[oldwinesoul]

I speak to you with my whole soul at the edge of my lips.

// Maria Casarès to Albert Camus, Correspondance, July 18, 1949

[oldpaintings]

Dream (and Reality, triptych), 1905 by Angelo Morbelli (Italian, 1853--1919)

[violentwavesofemotion-deactivat]

“How you smile, how your eyes fill with tears—how beautiful your soul is—and your hands.”

— Virginia Woolf, from a letter to Vanessa Bell written c. July 1910

[theconstantnymph]

La bambola di Satana, 1969

[askistiyorumyadaolum]

[abeerdiaryblog933-deactivated20]

train dreams (2025) dir. clint bentley

[megairea]

“Let us go upward together, you and I — as if up to the great star, each leaning on the other, each resting in the other.”

— Rainer Maria Rilke, from a letter to Lou Andreas-Salomé, 6 July 1898 (tr. by Edward Snow & Michael Winkler)

[jwleet]

[syringavulgaris]

“In my veins, in my bones I feel it—”

— Theodore Roethke, Cuttings (later)

[weirdyearbook]

“Do dreams really drift away?  Or do they stay awhile … behind our eyes?“  From Texas Wesleyan’s 1968 yearbook.

[irenelichtensteinblog]

Mario Giacomelli, Spoon River

[silverscreencaps]

A Tale of Winter (1992) dir. Éric Rohmer

[sundaynightfilms]

L’Enfer, 1994

[reuiio]

[clara--bouh]

et surfinias