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» Scumarchives: “My Wish Is That You May Be Loved To The Point Of Madness.” — André Breton, What Is Surrealism?: Selected Writings (Via Books-N-Quotes)

Scumarchives: “My Wish Is That You May Be Loved To The Point Of Madness.” —

» Nemophilies: “To Those Who Do Not Know That The World Is On Fire, I Have Nothing To Say.” — Bertolt Brecht

Nemophilies: “To Those Who Do Not Know That The World Is On Fire, I Have Nothing

» Roseydoux:michelle Pfeiffer In The Fabulous Baker Boys (1989)

Roseydoux:michelle Pfeiffer In The Fabulous Baker Boys (1989)

» Annihilorak:niklaus Manuel - “Death And The Maiden” (1517)

Annihilorak:niklaus Manuel - “Death And The Maiden” (1517)

» Olderboy-Aesthethic:

Olderboy-Aesthethic:

» Lucysskeleton: William Blake, Plate From The Book Of Urizen, First Printed 1794, This Copy Circa 1818 Source

Lucysskeleton: William Blake, Plate From The Book Of Urizen, First Printed 1794,

» Spiritsgambad: “Let What Comes Come. Let What Goes Go. Find Out What Remains.” —  Ramana Maharshi (Via Feverfuckery)

Spiritsgambad: “Let What Comes Come. Let What Goes Go. Find Out What Remains.”

» Sirgarrison-Lordgary: Kali - Anna Hassahtaas

Sirgarrison-Lordgary: Kali - Anna Hassahtaas

» Creepyvillage: “I Have Already Died All The Deaths There Are.” — Hermann Hesse, Tr. By Paul Weinfield, From “All Deaths,” (Via Ghost-Tearz)

Creepyvillage: “I Have Already Died All The Deaths There Are.” — Hermann Hesse,

» Girlfig: My Heart ! She’s Tired

Girlfig: My Heart ! She’s Tired

» Violentwavesofemotion: Dacia Maraini, Tr. By Tim Vode, From “Dreams Of Clytemnestra,” Wr. C. 1994

Violentwavesofemotion: Dacia Maraini, Tr. By Tim Vode, From “Dreams Of Clytemnestra,”

» Lost-Veins: “…This Poem Must Be Written As If You Are Already Dead, As If Nothing More Can Be Done Or Said To Save You. You Must Write This Poem Because There’s Nothing More To Do.” — Margaret Atwood, From Selected Poems Ii: 1976 - 1986  (Via

Lost-Veins: “…This Poem Must Be Written As If You Are Already Dead, As If Nothing

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