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The seaâs immortality compared to human mortality
Black Sails episode VIII / The Battle of Camperdown, Philip James De Loutherbourg / The Waves, Virginia Woolf / Lighthousekeeping, Jeanette Winterson / The Shipwreck, J.M.W Turner / On The Sea, Beach House / Salt to the Sea, Ruta Sepetys / The Shipwreck on Northern Sea (1865), Ivan Aivazovsky / The Waves, Mary Oliver
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gina hsmtmts is a lesbian
european twerking:
Ah we're back with the hot women
Graham Northom: idk, probably sth funny, i.m not from uk
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So many girl bosses on Eurovision this year đ we love to see it
got a masters degree in being ignored
looks like someone got referred to as et al on their paper LMAO
help me hold on to you
The great literary love affair not only fed the visionary novel Orlando, but staked out new ground for women - and inspired the graphic nove
When I was an undergraduate and just coming out as a lesbian, I slunk to a dimly lit, out-of-the-way place where I knew I would find other people like me â the stacks of the library. Vita Sackville-West was not the first companion I encountered there, but she was certainly the most indelible one.
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The letters they exchange when Vita is off on her travels are masterpieces of longing. Letters from the train â a brief one from Virginia that says only: âYes yes yes I do like you. I am afraid to write the stronger word.â Vita calculating the seconds until they will see each other (480,000). These letters are so intoxicating that when Vita finally returns to England, itâs anticlimactic. But of course thatâs the nature of an epistolary narrative. The thing the reader most wants â for the protagonists to hook up at last â is the thing the reader never gets. Thatâs where the writing stops.
From the outset, thereâs complete clarity on each womanâs part about what she desires in the other. Virginia loves Vitaâs body, and Vita loves Virginiaâs mind. Virginia writes in her diary: âShe is stag like or race horse like ⌠and has no very sharp brain. But as a body hers is perfection.â By âbodyâ Virginia means not just Vitaâs actual body, but, as she will later articulate, âher capacity I mean to take the floor in any company, to represent her country, to visit Chatsworth, to control silver, servants, chow dogs; her motherhood (but she is a little cold and offhand with her boys), her being in short (what I have never been) a real woman.â
Vita records her first impression of Virginia in a letter to Harold. âAt first you think she is plain; then a sort of spiritual beauty imposes itself on you âŚâ Vita will remain at great pains to convince Harold that her love for Virginia is âa mental thing, a spiritual thing if you like, an intellectual thing ⌠â She reports delightedly to him that conversation with Virginia made her feel âas though the edge of my mind were being held against a grindstoneâ. While Virginia makes a few private digs about Vitaâs writing in her diary, Vita has nothing but admiration for Virginiaâs work, and one of her more laudable traits is her ability to appreciate Virginiaâs superior talent without envy. In fact, she would devote herself, along with Leonard, to protecting and nurturing it. She writes to Harold that Virginia âinspires a feeling of tenderness, which is, I suppose, owing to her funny mixture of hardness and softness â the hardness of her mind, and her terror of going mad againâ.
Langston Hughes, from âTiredâ featured in Selected Poems
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nothing more romantic than you getting pinned to a bookshelf by your academic rival, both of you staring daggers at each other, restraint breaking, the book in your hand dropping with a thud as you both let impulse dominate instead of logic and reason,, loveâs indeed a fallacy. checkmate.
I miss having an academic rival
itâs the 21st day of the 21st year of the 21st century.
you can only reblog this today.
i love being in bed like yea everything is terrible but at least iâm in bed
Jenny Slate in Stage Fright (2019) // Ugly, Bitter, and True by Suzanne Rivecca // Hayao Miyazaki in 10 Years with Hayao Miyazaki (2019) // Mirrorball by Taylor Swift // John Mulaney on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert (2020)
âYeah, I had this idea that the first verse would be about someone who is in sort of a life crisisâŚand kind of has driven to this overlook, this cliff, and is just in the car going, âI could, likeâŚI could do whatever I want in this moment, and it could affect everything forever.â But this person backs up and drives home.â
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not to be cliche or anything but people who read at a highschool reading level in third grade's favourite character from les mis is combeferre
