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Went on a 6 hour stream today! Thanks to uh. [memory broke]. Roze, Smaoke, Erin, Astral, Noelle, Acurza, Cappuchino, and Mist for joining on in! It was very enjoyable and also painful. Made so many mistakes today, and the fact everyone could see them was embarrassing, hehe...
“The Great Fur Caravan” featured in Vogue October 1966 issue. Photography by Richard Avedon in Japan.
It is said that this fashion story was inspired by the romantic love story from the first novel ever written (in the early eleventh-century imperial court) by a woman in the world- The Tale of Genji by Murasaki Shikibu.
“Verushka at Yuzawa- hot springs, geisha to play the samisen, and forty-foot snow drifts locked in by dormant volcanoes… Right: A sumo wrestler [7 feet tall and 19 years young] with ritual topknot- one of the rare giants who pursue this sport of gods- prays for a good harvest before a young tree tied with rice cakes…”
s...stratos and verfect?
Savir!!! (Pronounced Saver!) Two funey saviours on a quest!!! What shall they do...??
Like a moth to a flame burned by the fire My love is blind, can't you see my desire?
That’s The Way LOVE Goes
“From writer, critic, and popular cultural icon Bell Hooks comes a seductive portrait of passion in fifty soul-stirring poems. When Angels Speak of Love heralds the debut of a major new poet: Bell Hooks. World renowned for her courageous, provocative intellectual writing and her alluring charisma, hooks poetically engages the erotic imagination -- creating a tapestry of words that are sensual, lush, and profoundly inspiring. In this beautiful new collection, Hooks illuminates our experiences with love -- tracing the link between seduction and surrender; the intensity of desire; and the anguish of death. Hooks's previous four titles on the topic of love -- from All About Love to The Will to Change -- have made her the go-to source for readers longing to bring more love into every aspect of their lives. These words are meant to be read aloud and learned by heart. This ecstatic collection affirms Hooks's position as the high priestess of love.”
The Singing Butler, a 28-inch-by-36-inch canvas painted in 1992 by Jack Vettriano
“The Great Fur Caravan” featured in Vogue October 1966 issue. Photography by Richard Avedon in Japan.
It is said that this fashion story was inspired by the romantic love story from the first novel ever written (in the early eleventh-century imperial court) by a woman in the world- The Tale of Genji by Murasaki Shikibu.
“The woman arches her torso in willful surrender to her partner, who bends at his ease to kiss her. Rodin tempered the work’s overt eroticism by giving it a variety of classicizing titles. First called Zephyr and Earth and later exhibited in the Paris Salon of 1897 as Cupid and Psyche, the composition’s true subject is sensuality and impassioned lovemaking.”
