by anemily
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
The Stonewall Inn
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH

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The Bowery Presents
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Color Me Curious
YOU ARE THE REASON

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Not today Justin
cherry valley forever
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by anemily
The Passing Train (1890), Marianne Stokes / Wild Sage, The Mountain Goats
i used to write poems for a girl that no one could love (you know how i have a weak spot for tragedies) she kept them all inside a shoebox and hid it in her closet next to her second favorite book and an empty pack of cigarettes. just hear me out okay if it’s possible for someone to live and remain unloved by everyone, then wouldn’t it be possible for there to exist someone who is unable to love anyone? i guess what I’m trying to say is that this doesn’t feel like they said it should i guess what I’m trying to say is that i don’t think i love you
and isn’t that a tragedy | nh (via vodka-dad)
“mazes”
Spoiler alert: You will save yourself.
six word story // livinginthefuturecmk (via just-six)
Stepping On The Rich Culture Of Barcelona - Sebastian Erras Explores The City’s Beautiful Tiles
German photographer Sebastian Erras documents the vibrant history of Barcelona’s architecture, focusing on the exquisite tilework of the city’s most affluent and renowned buildings. The architecture and design photographer paired with pixartpainting to bring the collaborative series “Barcelona Floors” to life.
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I’m a bit surprised that I have never met a person with a pet named Peeve.
by Clare Elsaesser
Jack Kerouac reading at Village Vanguard December 1957
You were once wild here. Don’t let them tame you.
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