I Can't Love you

You can't make someone love you. You can only stalk someone and hope for the best.

[clayjokes]

The police pull my lifeless body from a lake but I’m wearing the funniest hat they’ve ever seen and they can’t stop laughing and keep dropping me back into the water

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Cupid and Psyche, Giuseppe Crespi (1707) | Savages, Marina And The Diamonds (2015)

[sicknare]

[ccorvidae]

“Holy places are dark places. It is life and strength, not knowledge and words, that we get in them. Holy wisdom is not clear and thin like water, but thick and dark like blood.”

— C.S. Lewis, Till We Have Faces (via kvtes)

[omnics]

“I’m so happy today I found my friends, they’re in my head”

[voiceofcolor]

[vikingindie]

// Tarot //

[clairetvmples-deactivated201901]

“Tell me, father, which to ask forgiveness for: what I am, or what I’m not? Tell me, mother, which should I regret: what I became, or what I didn’t?”

— thoughts of a stray iii | m.a.w (via dvoyd)

[sethrollinswhore]

mythology meme: 1/2 rulers

Louhi [ˈlouɦi], also known as Loviatar, Louheatar, Lovehetar or Louhiatar, is a queen of the land known as Pohjola (‘Northland’) in the Finnish and Karelian mythologies. She is the adversary of the hero Väinämöinen in the battle for Sampo, the magical artifact built by the blacksmith Ilmarinen. She has numerous beautiful daughters, and the heroes, including Ilmarinen and Lemminkäinen, attempt to win them in various legends. Louhi, however, is known for setting them impossible tasks to perform in order to gain their prize. 

Louhi is a powerful witch: her powers include those of shapeshifting, commanding the weather, healing, and of giving birth to the most monstrous of creatures. Sometimes she is credited for being the mother of the Nine Diseases (as Loviatar); however, there is debate on whether Louhi and Loviatar are two different goddesses or whether the names are just regional variants.

Louhi, the ‘Whore Mistress of Pohjola’, is depicted as a matriarch, and no presence of a husband is mentioned in most myths about her; instead, she becomes impregnated by the wind or by the sea monster Iku-Turso. 

[greatsoulshaker]

“CHORUS: And the grace of the gods (I’m pretty sure) is a grace that comes by violence.”

— Aeschylus, Agamemnon (tr. Anne Carson)

[kinbotes]

favourite literary quotes // wuthering heights (1847) 

[meiselr]

“Maybe I carved you off my bones.”

— thoughts #57 | r.m

[babyuworthy]

[ramonameisel]

this is how it starts: you try to fight it you always do but something inside of you is hungry thirsty

this is what you feel: you burn you always do something inside of you runs its fingertips along your spine you feel it creeping its way in your veins are on fire like a star or something equal terrifying you are afraid

this is what you become: you bleed you always do you don’t feel the pain anymore they cut you and you bleed willingly you bleed so much everything tastes like blood to you, the world never tasted of something else

this is how it ends: you walk on your knees you always do weary bones and blood behind your eyes no one will come to set you free the numbness killed you a long time ago the fear remained

- the monster I’ve become | r.m

[colour-of-dream]

“Fear makes the wolf bigger than he is.”

— German Proverb (via goodreadss)

[qu-aint]

LOOK AT TONY’S FUCKING FACE

[frigbob]

Babby does a yell

[puppyasks]

@littlechubloves

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YOU’VE TRIGGERED THE ALARM