come back (via rosiehardy)
because waking up without you is like drinking from an empty cup
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a print a day
acceso restrito
alonetone
anne: j'adore
astronomy picture of the day
audrey kawasaki found
beautiful and depraved
beautiful pictures
beautiful things
cultural creatives ?
daydream lily
dear ada
déModé
feanne: art, love, life & the senses
from betsy with love
girl meets nyc
laureola
le smoking
leelyth
loveology
mewl
my love for you is a stampede of horses
sex in art
space collective
tatielle
ted ideas worth spreading
the artist's way
come back (via rosiehardy)
because waking up without you is like drinking from an empty cup
I love the feeling when I am reminded that I am human, and that the mistakes I have made in the past does not define who I am now. I love being reminded, also, that there are still people left in the world that still have feelings, that still cry, that still get angry, that have insecurities, that have made the same mistakes I have, and that sometimes we lose faith in everything and everyone from time to time. We are simply, human, and we often forget that.
I like making lists of names I like.
Some of them:
XX
Astrid
Calliope
Evangelina
Galatea
Lotus
Lucrezia
Magdalena
Ornussa
Palestrina
Yasmine
XY
Caspian
Dorian
Falcon
Leif
Lucas
Michelangelo
Nimbus
Orpheus
Raphael
Seth
Vodka
And maybe for pets:
Butter
Button
Mutton
Napoleon
Peaches
Indigo
Jet
Killer
Tango
Vanilla
white rabbit by =TrixyPixie on deviantART
There are so many of these bougainvillea flowers here where I live. They come in deep red-fuschia, fuschia pink, pale-just-slightly-greenish white, orange, peach, and some funny crossbreeds that are hues in between, or spotted different colors.
Did you know that the colorful petals aren’t really petals? They’re actually leaves. The real flowers are the small white ones inside, see?
she wishes she has lovely knees, instead she has a lovely
way to see the world.
she doesn’t believe in umbrellas, only
the stars in the midnight sky and the raindrops running down
her neck, arms, legs, spine.
she sits on his bed and orders one beautiful sunrise after
another. she says: let’s reinvent what magic is.
she replaces fear of the unknown with curiosity.
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somehow fragile (via Laura Serra)