#despair
I dont like anything about me.
Not a single thing.
And sometimes it gets hard to breathe due to the intense hatred.
♤♤♤not mine♤♤♤
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And one person who you feel should follow my account who you feel I could inspire!
Life is all about getting yourself out of the trapped despair
Smile at people, be motivated, get inspired pupupupupupuhuhuhuh
Character: junko enoshima
Series: dangan ronpa
Photographer: @evoshandorphotography
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It had been a while since I dreamt of you and now I am at the depths of despair missing you.
Edward Hopper was the master of portraying social realism through his paintings. It seems more than ever that we are all living in his paintings. His works depict urban isolation and loneliness. The subjects in his paintings, resemble all of us strongly at this time. He captures the mood of his subjects through deserted cityscapes and city streets that are supposed to be buzzing but instead heightens the loneliness feeling. The subjects are quite interesting, they are either looking out of a window or sitting idle, despairing the mortality of life and patiently looking for a hope to a better future. The juxtaposition ,between cities which are supposed to be hives of socialisation and their inner lives which is quite opposite, is a major theme in most of his works. The arrangement of colour schemes and silhouettes are also trying to portray this paradox. In these difficult times, his paintings integrated my inner feelings. Though his work is not focussed specifically on the circumstances we are dealing with, as for him city life can do the job of isolating people quite as well. In this sense, he is trying to show our capability to hide loneliness as a byproduct of our urban lives. This leads us to live a pseudo-social life as we are unable to convey our different aspects of loneliness.
The sea ahead of me,
as wide and as deep as my eyes could ever see.
And, right behind me,
lies the city’s biggest cemetery.
Look at me! Says the sea.
I am blue and just as full-of-life as you.
I’m sorry, says I. But I do not want you.
And all I wish is that, one day, I shall cross you.
Turn around! I hear from behind.
You disregard me. Yet, I will never disregard you.
There’s the sea. You can run, you can go through.
As for me, one day, I shall cross you.
