Sln By Albert Aublet, 1880

‘Séléné’ By Albert Aublet, 1880

i swear to god, men raising their voice is the most terrifying thing in the whole world. they dont understand, like its an immediate panic response, game over

"And the graphite of the pencil Stained the pages, showed that Yes, Someone's Heart lived Here, bled out on the pages and ran with the rivers."

Anonymous

"And the words poured from she who wished not to rebel but to to follow her own path, To float with the wind and words she created."

Anonymous

"But poetry had always appealed to her, Even in its broken thoughts and strange lines and shifts and flows It sang to her."

Anonymous

"The ocean looked dead too, dead gray waves hissing mordantly along the beach, which was gray and dead-looking itself."

John Knowles, "A Separate Peace"