you taught me that "i love you" isn't just a sentence. i still remember how the words fell from your lips like fleeting desert rain.
now you're gone, and I understand why you should never give someone something they'll forget how to live without.
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you taught me that "i love you" isn't just a sentence. i still remember how the words fell from your lips like fleeting desert rain.
now you're gone, and I understand why you should never give someone something they'll forget how to live without.
Why does this timeline feel
Inadequate for my needs
Why can't I walk a cobblestone street
Into a building, with pillars neat
Be greeted with a hearth so warm
My coat is thus, forlorn
When a cup of black is most sweet
And bells rung upon the street
The horses clop amongst the rubble
Of the groups of girls that giggle and muddle
When books of new parchment smelt most fresh
Of pines and woods of forests kept
A cigarette smoke that lofts past
Amongst the grey skies of past
It must be Europe that I speak of
In an age when books were made of
Intelligent young folk, making their way in the world
When a future was promised
A meaning meant well
Now tis a boring age, of white walls
Squared and plain
With sidewalks smooth like polished stone
Not a chip, nor crack, nor crevice known
All but straight and perfect now
Nor buildings high and intricate in detail
Nor horses that pull a carriage in avail
Nay, a cigarette as rare as the time of day
Of a walk less brisk than made today
Not a coffee made with loves bitter sweet
Oh I dream of walking a cobblestone street.
Taylor Swift Folklore Album Aesthetic
Majorie Aesthetic
Closure Aesthetic
Evermore Aesthetic
I wonder if you know that I’m proud of you, Maybe I don’t tell you enough, Or even at all… I assume it’s implied but I know I should make the effort, Sometimes it just feels like a lot, I’m proud of you for managing breakfast today, Yesterday you brushed your hair for the first time in a while, We don’t see eye to eye sometimes, Maybe that’s just siblings, I wish I could hear from you more too, Sometimes I want more than a fifteen minute drive into town, I enjoy picking you up from work, Even if you mess up my seat covers… Maybe you’ll be my friend again one day, When you’re not so busy.
M.N
Submerged in water
Maybe you’d like to chase the sun
Standing at horizons
Have your name fly to the moon
Maybe you’d just like to wear chunky sweaters
Painting rainbows in the stormy skies
Count the fireflies that make you smile
Maybe you’d like to walk through fires
bathe in blood and tears of love
taste the foreignness of giving up
Maybe you’d just like to live like rain
Tapping on my windows, making the world fret
Submerging me in water, only like you can
/twelve/
“Why would I do that? Killing myself means I'll never read another book, there are more books out there than I could ever read; but why would I stop myself from trying.”
Sorry for the absence ! In case you’ve missed some weird words from this manic chick, BABY’s BACK !
Mon Dieu! Nathalie Parain an image from her 1930 French Picture Book, Mon Chat. Parain arrived in Paris via Russia, where she had studied fine art. She started to illustrate stories for her young daughter, in the spirit of the Russian children’s books she had bought with her. A publisher friend saw them and persuaded her to let him publish her drawings. A landmark book, and the precursor of the Pere Castor series. #nathalieparain #mondieu #monchat #spiltink #catsofinstagram #frenchchilrensbook #petecastor @flammarionjeunesse @editionsmemo #emigree