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There are no others like us. There never will be.

Her will of never being subdued to any man or authority, made her an icon of feminine power and freedom and caused her to be cast away from Heaven, although without losing her immortality. After that, she became the first among the demons in both power and savagery.

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Anais Nin (via hierarchia)

Space it’s the place

Nadya in “Blossom” : by Ekaterina Belinskaya

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-E. M. Forster (via quotedojo)

Elihu Vedder, The Pleiades.

I wish I’d done everything on earth with you

Margaret Atwood, The Blind Assassin (via belleetpetitemort)

"How many burnt offerings shall the daughter of Kadmos burn in the days to come? How many Aristaios? - praying that they might see their only son, the young Aktaion blind. And yet he shall be companion of the chase to great Artemis. But him neither the chase nor comradeship in archery on the hills shall save in that hour, when, albeit unwillingly, he shall behold the beauteous bath of the goddess. Nay, his own dogs shall then devour their former lord. And his mother shall gather the bones of her son, ranging over all the thickets." - Callimachus, Hymn 5 The Bath of Pallas 106 ff (Greek poet C3rd B.C.)