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But the misery she felt now was a good misery. This misery she revelled in, because she had chosen it for herself.
R. F. Kuang, The Poppy War (via antigonick)
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@ sororité.
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Gérard Uferas © Musée du Louvre
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I sometimes feel like a post standing in a raging sea, lashed on all sides by the waves. But I am firmly moored, and the years have helped to weather me. I want to live to see the future.
Etty Hillesum, from a diary entry featured in An Interrupted Life: the Diaries, 1941-1943 and Letters from Westerbork (translated from the Dutch by Arnold J. Pomerans)
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PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES End Credits Scene
#from the time he was like 8 years old will turner’s prime motivation has been Cuddles With Elizabeth #elizabeth’s swann’s prime motivation has been Murder and Winning #not always in that order but usually involving one or the other #and anytime her life came in contact with his she got both in very satisfying amounts #and considering turner’s prime motivation safe to say she got lot of other things in satisfying amounts tbh
“Anger was her element. Her other was shyness. She could barely control the torments caused by embarrassment. She would blush to the roots of her hair. She would hauntingly walk to her execution, livid with disdain. Had she raised her cast down green eyes, she would have appeared like Medusa.”
— Asya Tsvetaeva, on Marina Tsvetaeva, featured in “A Life in Poems,” (via violentwavesofemotion)
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All my life, I believed I was the cruel one. / I couldn’t say what I believed. I lived it.
Yanyi, from “Reconstruction,” Dream of the Divided Field (via lifeinpoetry)
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#Stay away from the produce section!!! (insp)
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