Wind in her hair

[vintagehomecollection]

The Swimming Pool Gone Wild. Today’s swimming pool increasingly does double duty as a natural water feature. This pool sports an informal shape, complete with boulders, border plantings, and an upper pool with a waterfall.

Garden Pools Fountains & Waterfalls, 1989

[euo]

“I have all these things that I want to say to her. Like how I can tell she’s a lonely person, even if other people can’t. Cause I know what it feels like to be lost and lonely and invisible.”

The Double (2013) dir. Richard Ayoade

[badspaghetti-o-deactivated20220]

I would like to go to the seaside and just sit quietly

[aesthesiamag]

Matt Molloy Photography

[brittany-murphy]

[90377]

Wet by Juha Haataja

[theoutcastrogue]

Vincent van Gogh, Prisoners Exercising (detail), 1890

“The poor are wise, more charitable, more kind, more sensitive than we are. In their eyes prison is a tragedy in a man’s life, a misfortune, a casuality, something that calls for sympathy in others. They speak of one who is in prison as of one who is ‘in trouble’ simply. It is the phrase they always use, and the expression has the perfect wisdom of love in it. With people of our own rank it is different. With us, prison makes a man a pariah.”

— Oscar Wilde, De Profundis (letter to Lord Alfred Douglas written in Reading Gaol, 1897)

David Prudhomme, Rébétiko (La mauvaise herbe), 2009

“Especially during the post [First World] War period, crime has evolved to a veritable occupation, therefore the now professional criminal considers his imprisonment a mere occupational hazard – much like the construction worker who could fall off a defective scaffolding, the miner who could encounter explosive gas, the radiologist who could suffer radiation burns, etc.”

— Petros Pikros, “In the innermost depths and Erebus of our prisons” (a piece of investigative journalism on Greek prisons, 1926)

[mushroomcaphat]

exceedingly unfair that i'm unable to listen to music while also listening to a podcast while also reading a book while also watching a movie

[weltenwellen]

Rainer Maria Rilke, tr. by Michael Hulse, The Notebooks of Malte Laurids Brigge

[weltenwellen]

Kindness is not the same as niceness, or putting our heads in the sand, or avoiding conflict. It is acknowledging that no life is as it seems on the surface. It is understanding that we never know all the layers in a life, and choosing to speak and act from that difficult gray place in all of us.

Kerry Egan, On Living

[inlustrris]

I hope you look at the sunset and see how beautiful it is today. I hope you remember how nice the wind feels on your face. I hope you remember how nice it feels when you laugh. I hope you remember how it feels after a good cry. I hope you remember why you love your favourite songs, movies, books whatever makes you happy. I hope you remember how beautiful life is and how beautiful it is with you in it.

[xxxloatmilklatte-deactivated202]

owning a tea shop/bar in a small town would be so nice and peaceful

[latewhitenights]

where I'd rather be right now and why in a cottage surrounded by tiny animals, lots of plants and a cup of tea while I read my book?

[memoires-blessees]

Don’t get me wrong, I love tea as much as anyone, but drinking a hot cup of tea with a small cake thingo and listening to dramatic classical music while staring out the window as the rain falls outside is something else.

[suninflammed]

Longing for the picturesque

"Go to the limits of your longing" Rilke's book of hours- Love poems to God - Rainer Maria Rilke • Specimen Days- Michael Cunningham • The dead are here listen to survivors - Agha Shahid Ali • The feelings that hurt most- Fernando Pessoa • Grandmother and Odette visit the park- Duane Michals • Who am I? Without Exile? - Mahmoud Darwish • Descending Figure; “Portland, 1968”- Louise Glück • Eros the Bittersweet- Anne Carson • "Sand & Silt,” Water I Won’t Touch - Kayleb Rae Candrilli

[heureux]

https://www.instagram.com/p/BvUuhW0HkRd/

[abistengelenler]