[vi-lolla]

Most beloved

the song of achilles & the farseer, tawny man, fitz and the fool trilogy

[medievalthymes]

"i asked chatgpt" okay well i asked the weird gay court jester and he gave me a foreboding omen in the form of a riddle. we are not the same

[neatbay]

kissing your love-line goodbye

[sisofmythiphus]

will I ever be normal about apricots again

[fieldsofvarley]

i love you beloved i love your love of beauty and art above all i love your unflinching convictions i love your biting wit and your stubbornness your lack of desire to compromise with moderates i love your love of the world and the people in it your compassion and passion and heart your fierceness of independence your carpentry your sense of self your humour and cheer and whimsy and kindness and tenacity. i love your love of love and your devotion and your insistence and doggedness in not suffering tyrants despots and profiteers of cultural heritage of all. i love you beloved. there is no one like you and there never will be again.

[petitworld]

by Ben Tite

[unwoundjelly]

royal assassin, robin hobb

[cayenne-peppers]

yk you've been reading too much rote when you step outside and your first thought is about fall's breath clinging to the last vestiges of summer. bitch just say it's 22 and sunny

[foolsjustice]

i don’t know if i’ve ever wanted another pov in a book series as much as i want the fool’s pov

[kosmogrl]

it’s really hard to say goodbye to summer when I know what’s coming (seasonal depression hitting me like a truck)

[weltenwellen]

Noor Hindi, "Ode"

[vi-lolla]

“I am an exemplary student, one who never misses a class, who almost always gets the best grades, who is the pride of his teachers. Today, I'd like to slap this seventeen-year-old kid, not because of the good grades but because of his incessant need to please those who would judge him.”

[vi-lolla]

“Love will return to you. Don’t doubt that.”

[museum-of-artistry]

Path through the Woods (1874) by Pierre-Auguste Renoir

[vi-lolla]

“(…) a friend came during the summer and filled a bowl with fruit from the cherry tree.”

[llovelymoonn]

on april

charles bernstein me and my pharaoh… \ sylvia plath the journals of sylvia plath (via @metamorphesque​) \ alan dugan april \ t.s. eliot the wasteland (via @poetryofmanya​) \ e.e. cummings 95 poems, complete poems of e.e. cummings: 1904-1962: “first robin the;” (via @soracities​) \ georgia rebecca (@fleursdesmorts​) tenebrous \ edna st. vincent millay spring \ sylvia plath the unabridged journals

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[philamuseum]

The idea for this sculpture came to Rodin while listening to Beethoven’s Second Symphony. He later confided to a friend, “God, how he must have suffered to write that! And yet, it was while listening to it for the first time that I pictured ‘Eternal Springtime,’ just as I have modeled it since.” 

“Eternal Springtime,” modeled in clay 1884; cast in plaster 1885, by Auguste Rodin