i'll become what i deserve

charlie. 24. medical school drop out and maths grad now trying his hand at philosophy

[tokillamachine]

feel like Denton Welch would have a field day on tumblr

[psikonauti]

Nesting in the crown of Mary at St. Ottilien Archabbey, Oberbayern, Germany.

[thunderstruck9]

TM Davy (American, b. 1980), Man in the Pool in the Rain Drinking Tea. 2019. Pastel and gouache on paper, 14 x 11 in.

[havinghorns]

Yes?

(A very inaccurate take on 18th Century Stays and the inherent intimacy of dressing)

[antigonick]

—and you too have come into the world to do this, to go easy, to be filled with light, and to shine.

Mary Oliver, excerpt of “When I Am Among the Trees”, in Thirst (via antigonick)

[basketcat]

Andrew Bird covering Mitski’s “Working for the Knife”. “This song caught my ear. Has everything I love in a great song. Interesting melody. Slightly ambiguous refrain prompting debate over what the knife is referring to.”

[doped-up-marxist]

[ryebreadgf]

peter brown / marcel rieder / sally storch / edward hopper / philip geiger / warren chang

[obscvrs]

Keanu Reeves shot by Matthew Rolston for Interview magazine (1990).

[vulcan-35mm]

Life on the Coast / South Wales, November 2021

instagram.com/folklorephotos/

[xenobites]

My Beautiful Laundrette (1985)

[bronzedverve]

[metamorphesque]

— Mary Oliver, Upstream

[forestgreenlesbian]

Don’t Leave Me - 2005

Hand Knit mohair, sweaters are Adult medium and small with 84" connecting sleeve, photo credit: Larry Sanders

Best Friends - 2004

Hand-knit mohair, 22" x 252", photo credit: Larry Sanders.

Lindsay Obermeyer

[love-personal]

[fuckkieranculkin-deactivated202]

i can‘t remember the name of my favorite poem but it has this quote in it that’s like “if you pretend to love enough people you will never go hungry” and its about where this person was when Elliott smith died and at the end of it he opens up a fortune cookie and it says something bad and he doesn’t tell anyone about it for a whole year

[captnvital-moved]

“Ode to Elliot Smith, Ending in the First Snow Snowfall of 2003” The Crown Ain’t Worth Much by Hanif Willis-Abdurraqib

[deadpoetsmusings]

“James Baldwin writes about suffering in the healing process, stating: “I do not mean to be sentimental about suffering—but people who cannot suffer can never grow up, can never discover who they are.” Growing up is, at heart, the process of learning to take responsibility for whatever happens in your life. To choose growth is to embrace a love that heals.”

— bell hooks, All About Love: New Visions