#cotes

[conversacomsmaug]

"Que haja uma luz nos lugares mais escuros, quando todas as outras luzes se apagarem." Galadriel (J.R.R. Tolkien)

[tallulaah]

Alix dans le vent, zenza bronica, 2023

[artschoolglasses]

Hannah Vaughan, Francis Cotes, 1766

[kawaiinigga]

Como quisiera que sintieran el dolor y la rabia que me causaron, pero multiplicado por mil.

[sollertias]

Portrait of Joseph and his brother John Gulston by Francis Cotes, 1754 (detail)

[suaamada]

"As maiores verdades da vida, são as mais desagradáveis de se ouvir."

- A Sutil Arte de Ligar o Foda-se

[truegoldenking]

@amelserru

Gilgamesh had learned those blossoms always attracted souls to loiter and wander under their pale flowers and dark wood. The sight was worthy of being captured in his treasury, another fragment added to his precious gardens. 

But that evening there was another treasure standing in his garden. The green hair swaying in the breeze, it was almost impossible not to confuse him for Enkidu. 

Gilgamesh was wary, he could not know for certain, he knew Enkidu would be somewhere else. But the closer he got, the more evident it became. 

And yet, he tried his luck for a reaction.

“Enkidu”. The voice called from behind, the King of Uruk clad in mortal clothes. Black leather and his hair down unlike the blazing crown he usually had.