un día acabará el olvido o acabará la esperanza

Suzanne Fabry (Belgian, 1904–1985) - La capture (self-portrait with a unicorn)

my brilliant friend (2018-2024)

BRISEIS || despite everything it’s still you

Zeus with the migraine that was Athene smashed his skull open on his stepson’s maul, split free a tall spear of a girl as unbreachable as logic and beguiling as a myth while the lag–footed blacksmith glanced down at his burnt hands and faded underground again. A god who crashes once to earth buries himself within it, forge–roaring Etna and the tindery fields of Claudius’ Ostia hammering out the shape of fires to come, lyre–lit Rome, the charred olives of Athens and the armor that saved Achilles as surely as a poem turns aside a bomb. Get out of my head, older artificer, take axe and tongs if you have to, you cannot break this grip of pain on me. I will smelt it fine as silver, chase out wild leaves and Gorgoneia, a dancing–floor running with ocean at the rim, and hold it nightly against the deaths that gather like inspirations, pecking to get in.

Alex Dimitrov, “Poem Written in a Cab”, Love and Other Poems

Ned, Jon and Bran in AGOT ✨

happy thursday everyone

An Affair to Remember (1957) dir. Leo McCarey

daisy edgar jones and george mackay for british vogue

I love when sometimes Sansa can’t control herself and just…snaps  

The Latin princess Lavinia was made the object of a war between Trojan refugees, lead by Aeneas, and those loyal to the Rutulian king Turnus. A skilled priestess in her own right, Lavinia maintained a special relationship with the gods of her homeland.

It Happened One Night (1934)

THERE IS ONLY THE DESERT FOR ME