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Beauty and the Beast: After the Beast
“I am always surprised to discover that when the world seems darkest, there exists the greatest opportunity for light.”
- from A Curse So Dark and Lonely by Brigid Kemmerer (2019)
i have no idea whether bobbing the tea bag up and down actually does anything but it’s nice to feel like i’m contributing in some way
Clotted cream cookie layouts
With a royalcore aesthetic // requested by no one
Dark cacao cookie reply icons
With a dark purple royalcore aesthetic // requested by anon
A night of thunder storm n I sit beside my window talking with a friend …..
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This is a introduction post that I never thought would turn out this … That I’ll create just another fragile piece of my heart ……
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Hiding in a cottage far away in the English countryside after we killed the king at the royal ball.
What if we ran back through the halls of the castle after I snuck you out for the night, returning to your room with hushed whispers and drunken laughter.
write a royal scene - inspo
More clothes since my laptop is still broke (and me too ahahhahahahah)
Make this one from a bedsheet my grandmother had in her fabric trunk and she was like fam idk what to do with this. And the lining was this random fabric also from the bin but u can’t see it since it’s….lining.
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from @cemalsamli
“The soothing regularity of this existence quickly cast a spell over him: he was charmed by the soft, resplendent benignancy of it all.”
— Thomas Mann, from “Death in Venice”, originally published c. 1912.
“… when the sun was still mild and the sea a dazzling white, still dreaming.”
— Thomas Mann, from “Death in Venice”, originally published c. 1912.
“That was Venice, alluring and dubiously entrancing.”
— Thomas Mann, from “Death in Venice”, originally published c. 1912.
“Do you see that poets can be neither sage nor dignified? That we always stray, adventurer in our emotions? The appearance of mastery in our style is a lie and foolishness, our fame a falsehood, the trust the public places in us is highly ridiculous, education of the young through art something that should be forbidden. Because how can someone be a good teacher when he has an inborn drive towards the abyss? We may deny it and gain dignity, but it still attracts us.
Therefore we deny it and instead seek beauty, simplicity, greatness and severity, of objectivity and form. But form and objectivity, Phaedo, lead the noble one to intoxication and desire, to horrible emotional transgressions rejected by his beautiful severity, lead to the abyss.
Us poets, I say, it leads there, for we are unable to elevate ourselves, instead we can only transgress.”
— Thomas Mann, from “Death in Venice”, originally published c. 1912.
“He whose preoccupation is with excellence longs fervently to find rest in perfection; and is not nothingness a form of perfection?”
— Thomas Mann, from “Death in Venice”, originally published c. 1912.
“A lonely, quiet person has observations and experiences that are at once both more indistinct and more penetrating than those of one more gregarious; his thoughts are weightier, stranger, and never without a tinge of sadness. Loneliness fosters that which is original, daringly and bewilderingly beautiful, poetic. But loneliness also fosters that which is perverse, incongruous, absurd, forbidden.”
— Thomas Mann, from “Death in Venice”, originally published c. 1912.
— Frank Bidart, from “Half-light: Collected Poems 1965-2016; ‘Dark Night’.“
Anthony Bridgerton
“Floating, falling, sweet intoxication. Touch me, trust me, savor each sensation. Let the dream begin, let your darker side give in to the power of the music of the night.”
— The Phantom of the Opera.
The view from the battlements. A cool fountain always calls to me on a day like today.
Casa Loma details.
Casa Loma’s halls
I think about my time here more than you know