[amnesicbambi]

Maurice, E. M. Forster

[stickymaelk]

Spring with you 🌸🌿 

I made these a few days ago - I love moomin so much!

[prettycolors]

#4d233b

[ysabelmystic]

I just heard my mom tell my brother, “when you die, you will go outside and garden until your father says you’re done” and it took me a second to realize that my brother was playing a videogame and this was not a theological discussion.

[martianaviator]

Purgatory

[sharper-and-bigger]

The Garden of Death

Watercolor and gouache by Hugo Simberg, 1896

[romantic-musings]

[soracities]

no offence to t.s eliot but enough cruelty. from now on we make april the gentlest month.

[a-e-s-t-h-e-t-i-c-o]

[greeksblog]

{landscape}

[celestialmarks]

““Of course I’ll hurt you. Of course you’ll hurt me. Of course we will hurt each other. But this is the very condition of existence. To become spring, means accepting the risk of winter. To become presence, means accepting the risk of absence.””

— The Little Prince (via hplyrikz)

[visit-ba-sing-se]

idk who needs to hear this but there is literally nothing that would be “too small” or “too insignificant” to stay alive for. You think birds are cute? Go for another day to see more of them jump around in the snow. You like hot chocolate? Wake up tomorrow to make yourself another cup. You are really into that one (objectively kinda crappy) series? Go until next Wednesday when the new episode airs. You do not always need a great purpose. If you have a small thing that can take you to the next morning? That thing is great. That thing is enough. Go get that thing. 

[lunaerium]

“The literal meaning of life is whatever you’re doing that prevents you from killing yourself.” ― Albert Camus.

[melisscan-deactivated20210423]

[prettycolors]

#032b1f

[franzkafkagf]

THE VASTNESS OF MY LOVE FOR YOU

richard siken // a knight's tale // fleabag // marya hornbacher // mitski // holly warburton // sofia nielsen // franz kafka // mine :) // nickie zimov // alt-j

[hush-syrup]

“Take Lolita. This was the story of a twelve-year-old girl who had nowhere to go. Humbert had tried to turn her into his fantasy, into his dead love, and he had destroyed her. The desperate truth of Lolita’s story is not the rape of a twelve-year-old by a dirty old man but the confiscation of one individual’s life by another. We don’t know what Lolita would have become if Humbert had not engulfed her.”

— From Reading Lolita in Tehran by Azar Nafisi

[detailedart]

1. Fallen Angel, by @3rdeyechakra / IG: @bbychakra92 | 2. Fallen Angel, 1868, by Alexandre Cabanel.

[fairycosmos]

every 1 is honestly beautiful and tragic like sometimes i can't look people in the eye because im like i know something is making you deeply irreversibly sad and you're just here talking to me about the weather and im going to let you

[bloomingtrans]

when richard siken said ‘it’s too much work. i’d rather quit, i’d rather be sad.’ yeah.