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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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Misplaced Lens Cap

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Not today Justin
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Fendi Spring 2022 Couture
We as a society must spiritualize the importance of sitting on the porch
Porch, stoop, patio, courtyard, etc. All hallowed ground. Holy places. Sacred places. Where the good shit happens.
The porch is NOT liminal it's the OPPOSITE of a liminal space. It's like the bedroom or the hearthfire. It's a PROXIMAL space.
on the internet no one knows you're a hog
Yasha Young Projects Sculpture Award - DD-Anne, with her work âQueen of Heartsâ, Porcelain, silk, clay, pearls, 48cm x 25cm x 25cm
honestly cain and abel arenât even special like thatâs just what having a brother is like
Yeah, but they didnât know that yet because brothers had only just been invented.
What a blessing to be moved by anything at all
ur so weird and grotesque let me kiss you
âSan SebastiĂĄn de la parada de Insurgentesâ (Serie Calvin Klein) por Rafael Cauduro, 1986.
Colin Farrell on the set of âAlexanderâ by Jaap Buitendijk
âLonely boys in paradiseâ photographed by Butu Bilikhodze
A Cathedral Wagon On A Medical Train. Krasnoyarsk, Siberia, Russia - Emile Ducke
Nick Cave, 1984. Photo by David Arnoff.
Nowhere (1997) dir. Gregg Araki
Sun Bleached Flies
Handmade Collage, Beauty No. 7, 2022
Langston Hughes (1902-1967), âTiredâ, âNew Massesâ, Vol. 6, #9, Feb. 1931 Source
[text ID: A poem entitled âTiredâ. The title is written in a bold round font and the poem is written it italic serif. It reads as follows:
I am so tired of waiting, Arenât you, For the world to become good And beautiful and kind? Let us take a knife And cut the world in twoâ And see what worms are eating At the rind.
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