Sunday Bloo

you can call me Sunday (she/her + adult)! this blog is a recording of my whims and bliss.

[byzbi]

[depressed-linguist]

“Half wood-nymph, half princess.”

— Molly Haskell on Audrey Hepburn, FIlm Comment (1991)

[writtenbykieran]

it's always "I love you" and never "cubitum eamus?"

[daiseas-blog]

Rusalochka, Vladimir Bychkov (1976)

[greeksblog]

Your presence, your warmth.

Our closeness, our understanding.

[hwhwgwhnwnwbwbwg-deactivated202]

Your blog gives vibes of sneaking into a museum late at night and running around in the halls, footsteps echoing as you glide from one room to the other. It smells like coffee and rain and a certain smell that you can quite pinpoint, but it feels like home. It is longing for a life that has not yet been lived while missing one you never had. It’s two friends catching up in a library discussing art and planning the next literary revolution. It’s comfort and discomfort, a rebel in disguise.

-א

I hope you become the subject of an artist’s art one day . Whatever form it may be.

[soporificsedatives-deactivated2]

old paperbacks, messy hair, mismatched socks, disorganized playlists, kisses on collarbone, smeared mascara, crumpled paper, art galleries, museums, rainy sunsets and gothic architecture, coffee, studying under dim light

[poetryofmuses]

I be like I know a spot and then convince you to take me to a bookstore and buy me books.

[2seeitall]

[ancientsstudies]

The World feels complete and whole, and I, its Child, fit into it seamlessly.

ig credit: thenostalgicreader.

[muresetivoire]

There is something thoroughly intimate about reading someone's annotations in a book. Reading their exact emotions and feelings at a particular line. It's seeing a part of theirself that most people, if any, do not. Its understanding their mind, and there is nothing more intimate or beautiful than that.

[evermoreacademia-deactivated202]

reading a book isn't enough i want the book to, as julian said, consume me, devour me, unstring my bones. then spit me out reborn.

[nymphpens]

she's a 10 but she reads classic literature to escape the modern world

[camelotsheart]

you wear an ancestor’s face

[geryone]

Lucky Wreck, Ada Limón