#old quotes

[aphroditee222]

When will the phase of my life in which I feel the most lost and unhappy come to an end?

[forlornalbatross]

My language is poco común, estranged from the stereotypical bandwagon / a one of a kind, otherwise you wouldn't see it for its true shape / that I'll always be different, never the same as the rest / insólito, impar, raro -

D C de Oliveira | from Fiel, "Parlance" | September 14th 2021, Tuesday 6:58:39 pm · 2 years ago (Draft Collection)

[yellowwwa]

“Part of me wants to be seven and careless.

Part of me wants to be back in your bed.

Part of me wants to be forty and settled.

Part of me wants to be dead.”

[violentbat]

I always thought that "discretion is the better part of valour" meant that you keep quiet about the people you save/help/keep their secrets. Turns out it means that you can run away and that's much less cool.

[mydarlingdearestdead]

fuck am I sick of all the quotes about love

you love him like Icarus loved the sun? the sun allowed Icarus to fall, desolate and in pain from hot wax seeping into his skin. in the spirit of worsening, Helios' domain was also catalyst to his fall from grace, literally and figuratively. one-sided love perhaps.

Or he shines like Sirus? Sirius sparkles so exquisitely because it's light is refracted in the layers of earth's atmosphere. Earth's influence is causing the beauty we perceive. Sirius doesn't sparkle as we know it to without influence from outside sources. a lot like many woman and men, distinct and altered.

She can read you like a book? Animal Farm, George Orwell originally published August 17th 1945, on the surface is a story of various farm animals who over take their master and run him and his wife out. on another, metaphoric level it is about the Russian Revolution. not everything reflects in the mirror as it truely was.

they complete you? you have to be unfinished to begin with.

[foreverfinds]

“Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes. Art is knowing which ones to keep.” – Scott Adams

[sergestavisky]

I don't know comfort, but excitement

Dame Edith Sitwell, 1959 interview 

[sammycoola]

PJO Throwback Tuesday