καὶ ποθήω καὶ μάομαι

Theo, twenties, he. freudian nightmare, pseudoetymologist, librarian in training, not a man but a cloud in trousers.

[huariqueje]

View towards Stadsgården from Slussen - Bo Larsson , 1975.

Swedisah , b. 1945 -

Oil on canvas , 85 x 120 cm.

[crochethub]

Moon blanket by Walshlandic

[huariqueje]

The snow outside - Kaoru Yamada 

Japanese , b. 1975 -

[oilpalette]

The Yellow Chair, 2026 by Kate Lewis (American, b. 1977); Oil on canvas, 31×25 in

[theofylakt]

betting on losing dogs 📍 at the germany-curaçao world cup

[bobbole]

Zhiyong Jing, Insomnia

[urgetocreate]

Jing Zhiyong (Chinese b. 1982), Insomnia, 2026, Oil on canvas

[theofylakt]

no cops at pride just my girl friend who’s into medieval weaponry and her sword collection

[riverlarking]

[morphic-mythos]

The Greek for “divine possession” is enthusiasmos—enthusiasm. To be enthused or enthusiastic is to be “engodded,” to be divinely inspired.

—Stephen Fry, Mythos

[nohoperadio]

You know that thing would eat you if you died, right? *pointing to the false image of you that others perceive*

[ot3]

its awesome that neither mind reading nor god are real and all of the thoughts inside of your head are completely private and consequenceless forever #myprivacy

[confessionsdiaz]

Sorry but if a female author or poet acted even a smidge like Richard Siken they'd literally crucify her. Can I say that

[trailerheaven]

bat filet crochet (chart)

[gay-for-helen]

Obsessed with this red-figure art because from left to right, the figures are identified as Talthybius and Clytemnestra (on the back of the vase) and Chrysothemis, Orestes, and Aegisthus (on the front). It's dated about 500 BC, almost a century before Sophocles's Electra, the only known play to give Chrysothemis a speaking role, was written. And I for one would kill to know what the story behind it is, because it is so different from the way things played out in Electra. In the play, Chrysothemis is portrayed as going along with Clytemnestra and Aegisthus, refusing to join Electra in plotting their deaths because she doesn't want to risk her own safety for vengeance. Contrast that with Chrysothemis literally standing in front of her brother, who is actively killing Aegisthus, while Clytemnestra charges at them with an axe. Red-figure Chrysothemis what is your story

[berrycobbler]

if you're a ceaseless watcher it must feel good as fuck to turn your gaze upon a wretched thing

[64mpg]

today lets all be #medicated

[illustratus]

Judith and Holofernes by Bela Čikoš Sesija