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Ya no me mires así

Si no me vas a besar

Entre tú y tu ropa.

Lara Croft: Tomb Raider (2001) dir. Simon West

permit me voyage, love, into your hands (James Agee) Pride & Prejudice (dir. Joe Wright) Anna Karenina (dir. Joe Wright) Memories of Murder (Bong Joon-ho) In the Mood for Love (Wong Kar-wai)

angelicdewdrop

cualquier hecho artístico es colectivo.

And it makes me cry to think that I am able

To give it back the way it gives to me

#olivia dean #the art of loving

lokihiddleston

THUNDERBOLTS*

dailychappell

CHAPPELL ROAN performing at Reading Festival (August 22, 2025)

Connection lives in expression!

nessa007

#yes i am obsessed with lizzie's love of walking #and darcy knowing about her love of walking Pride & Prejudice (2005) Dir. Joe Wright

#christen press #quote

“Crown shyness,” they call the botanical phenomenon that keeps the crowns of trees from colliding with one another. It’s what allows them to stand symmetrically close, yet never touching. Close enough to shape a landscape, a dappled path where sunlight and rain slip through. And yet far enough apart to avoid meddling in each other’s affairs. A perfect distance: cold, calculated.

Perhaps that shyness among trees is possible because they know nothing of desire, of second intentions, of looking straight into someone’s eyes while they speak and losing focus because you start thinking about how beautiful they look. Perhaps shyness is a good strategy, a way to keep the closeness of another from breaking into our space. We know the messes that arise when there are two.

Trees don’t know about the atomic energy that sparks when hands brush together by accident, and for a moment all logic of space and time vanishes. They never touch. Oh, but they do form landscapes.

In my experience, it’s not advisable to follow the behavior of trees. It’s true that keeping distance keeps life neat, less mysterious. But shyness has never given birth to great stories."

— sofía calvo.