Standing Pat and Pushing Daisy, 1943, colorized.
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Standing Pat and Pushing Daisy, 1943, colorized.
Rest in peace.
I haven't posted in forever, so here's the married couple, Standing Pat and Pushing Daisy. So peaceful. So in love.
A family photo!
She is elegance.×°•
The shadow and the mannequin.
My darling absence. Look at him. He's not there. He is absolutely nothing, and I love him for it.
A shadow and an echo. The absence of a man and wife. Patrick Tollie 1899-1932. Margaret Tollie 1897-1932. Dead and buried, their identities were eaten by the space between and outside of reality. All that's left is their absence. To call Pat and Daisy the opposites of Patrick and Margaret would be incorrect. Being the space where something should be is far different than being real enough to oppose them.
A shaky leg makes a noise when the heel taps against the floor, so the silhouette was nearly deafened by the sound of his own silence, remin
They fit perfectly in each other's negative space.
8/jun/2023 - 484K likes, 1,259 comments - halsey (@iamhalsey) on Instagram: "Back in my “waking up not knowing what country I’m in” era 🌹"
I just love them, and he loves his moll. Ghost romance. My favorite. <3