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☀️ MEMENTO MORI ☀️

☀️ MEMENTO MORI ☀️


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An Unus Annus poem: Goodbye

1 hour out

1 hour left

Then all that once was

We will be bereft

Left with a feeling

The void close behind

Crushed by the ceiling

Grief clouds our mind

But through dark fog

There’s black and there’s white

With death comes life

In dark exists light

We grab that candle

That lights a black room

The hope of tomorrow

The threat of the tomb

So whether you run

Or crawl or walk

To kneel is useless

We can’t stop the clock

We pick up our feet

Leaving the past

The future is coming

It’s on its way fast

So put on a smile

And continue your story

We still have this moment

Memento mori

hauntedhearse:the wallpaper at Memento Mori, Magic Kingdom ∞

hauntedhearse:

the wallpaper at Memento Mori, Magic Kingdom ∞


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Memento Mori

There’s nothing spookier than thinking about the inevitability of death! The Babes examine reminders of death present in a wide range of art from Dutch vanitas symbolism, to the sugar skulls of Dia de los Muertos, to the formaldehyde-soaked works of Damien Hirst. Life is short, art is long my friends

“Memento Mori” (SOLD)Acrylics, watercolors, color pencils, pastel and inks on opalina pa

“Memento Mori” (SOLD)

Acrylics, watercolors, color pencils, pastel and inks on opalina paper.
Size: 14,6’ x 8,4’ Inches Aprox

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zL7c5Z0HDA


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treasure-of-the-ancients:

Gold and jewel decorated memento mori ring, Belgium, 16th century

from The British Museum

WHAT. I LEAVE FOR A FEW DAYS AND WE HIT 300 FOLLOWERS??? THANKS GUYS!!!

Anywho, here’s my Campsona! Yes, I have a Zweihänder. Don’t ask questions.

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Victorian hairwork mourning art, a memorial piece made with the hair of the deceased. On display at

Victorian hairwork mourning art, a memorial piece made with the hair of the deceased. On display at the Galloway House


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 Coffin corners are commonly believed to be one of the many weird myths about the Victorian age, but

Coffin corners are commonly believed to be one of the many weird myths about the Victorian age, but the stories of life in the historic Galloway House offer evidence to the contrary.


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