Making Cato the Elder’s ‘Savillum’

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light academia this dark academia that; there is one real academia and it’s made of rubber dusts, papercuts on fingers, oily hair that hasn’t been washed in a week, big yawns, used up highlighters, dark eyebags, missed deadlines and piled up books

scones, french literature, and chess.

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visited a castle and felt like a royal for a day 👑

lately

patti smith on rimbaud ▪︎ rereading wuthering heights once again ▪︎ leaves collected on a walk ▪︎ my old and antiquarian books (eldest printed 1792)

Virginia Woolf, from a diary entry featured in The Selected Diaries of Virginia Woolf

love poem with apologies for my appearance by Ada Limón

Loisy, Paris

Jacques Henri Lartigue

October 1964