pulling at strings

Experiemental photography  Painting with the light of the moon .

James Lloyd Cole    

View of the Cloister Garden (detail), c. 1878. Georg Petzoldt

Kiss you all over and over again Til the nite closes in

[text ID: To love someone is firstly to confess: I'm prepared to be devastated by you.]

— Alfred Lord Tennyson, from “Mechanophilus,” written c. October 1833

i legit havent felt this close to god's love in weeks

Heaven isn't neat and perfect. It's making coffee at 2 in the morning because you can, it's the ugly feeling of sadness when a recipe goes wrong, its the comfort of peeling an orange to someone you love.

Alkaios, tr. by Willis Barnstone, from Greek Lyric Poetry; “A Magical Instant,”

ig: feyfili

czech glass fortune-telling dice .

Rather unusual sky phenomenons depicted in The Book of Miracles, ca. 1552, by an unknown author-ess. And forgive me but a falling star with a very bad exhaust pipe, people fighting for the territory of a cloud dissolving into rain the next day, and three ovaries playing jump rope with a death rainbow.