lover of spring, waterer of plants

klara / 20 / she/they / moon, blues, greens, glass and light

[tafelrunde]

... [ich] habe deine Nähe gesucht und im Geruch deiner Kopfhaut dein in meinem Kopf schlagendes Herz gefunden.

Josef Winkler, “Lass dich heimgeigen, Vater, oder Den Tod ins Herz mir schreibe”, S. 74.

[strangledplanet]

[heavensghost]

time is fed

[cloudswamp]

martyr by paul fryer

[anthropoetics]

faye wei wei, i've always been a weeper at the cinema, 2019

[november-photos]

Rainbow after the storm

[irenes-tender-world]

vintage heart-shaped lockets

[ambrayah]

[the-evil-clergyman]

Illustrations for Acts III - V from Shakespeare’s Hamlet by John Austen (1922)

[cadaverette]

[fotojournalismus]

An Iraqi shepherd tends his flock of sheep in the Kurdish town of Aqrah on March 21, 2016. (Safin Hamed/AFP/Getty Images)

[cansu-m]

[landsccape]

[daily-spooky]

[mymodernmet]

Modern Paris Seen Through Retro Porthole Windows of ‘Tours Aillaud’ High-Rises

[editoress]

It's very possible that the only way to ensure you don't become a conservative old person is to keep checking whether you're wrong. Every time. Genuinely mull over the opposing viewpoint even and especially when it's uncomfortable. You absolutely cannot a) consider yourself safely incapable of terrible principles because you're a good person, or b) treat a your disgust reaction to something as a moral truth. You can't get comfortable. Tiring! But you'd rather be tired and choose the right path, you know?

[jezabatlovesbats]

[forgottenflickr]

2005