#suf

[imbeccablee]

sighs

[birdbotic]

Her full name is Connie cuteness maheswaran!!!

[maria-ruta]

:/

[screwpinecaprice]

Don't mind them floating up on your Feed

[raydrawsdaly]

pearl and amethyst paint each other's portraits...

[backtoaugust-ts]

I have realized that the perfect form of media must have a delicate balance between absolutely heart wrenching pure emotional devastation and the most ridiculous nonsense you have ever seen in your whole life

[starry-jo]

Might color these later who knows! :]

[hissingfawn]

first sufjan interview in a long time and it’s awesome

image description under the cut:

a screenshot from an interview with Sufjan Stevens in Vulture conducted by Craig Jenkins. transcript:

JENKINS: There’s a certain subset of song you write that, depending on a listener’s perspective, can scan as either deeply religious or potentially quite sensual. This is a thread in “John My Beloved” and “To Be Alone With You” and “Javelin (to Have and to Hold).” What inspires that train of thought?

SUFJAN: The religious is very sexual. It’s erotic. Look at Catholic art through the ages, Baroque art. It’s all very fleshy and sensual and full of naked bodies. I’ve always embraced that. I’ve always felt that my relationship to God is a very intimate and sensual one. Sacraments are. It’s engaging with God in a physical way. You’re literally eating the flesh and drinking the blood of God during the Eucharist. It doesn’t get much more erotic than that. If you’re a vampire, that’s the ultimate erotic experience.

JENKINS: Most people who lurk the texts don’t luxuriate in the closeness of Jonathan and David.

SUFJAN: The Bible’s very gay. Just all men. That’s what you get when there’s a patriarchy that’s endured for so long. Jesus was single, never married; Disciples were all dudes …