I Wish I Were A Girl Again, Half-savage And Hardy, And Free.

I wish I were a girl again, half-savage and hardy, and free.

Emily Brontë, Wuthering Heights (via theanglicist)

And like roses in his hands, death blooms.

Illuminae by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff (via lessaofpern)

I asked: when this is over when this is won do you think the dead will forgive us? when this is over when this is won do you think we will forgive us? she said: if it will ever be over if it will ever be won I think there won’t be anyone left to pardon

C.P. (via abugwrites)

“There are actual voices in my head that laugh whenever I try to do something.” // r.i.d

they said you were no god and you made them tear each other apart limb by limb and they pointed up to the skies and said “this is fate” and the stars lamented the fate of the ignorant

(behold the wrath of a wronged empty soul) // s.z (via sprsoldier)

reasons to not kiss him: 1. you weren’t raised to love tender. 2. when he’s around all you do is tremble. when he’s around you want to get on your knees. look how much power he has over you. it’s dangerous. 3. he’s too good at forgiving and you’re too good at violence. 4. you know what they say about monsters. you know what happens to the boys who love them. are you going to do that to him? 5. your hands don’t know how to be gentle. think about the last beautiful thing that shattered in your palms. the fresh rosebuds crumbling between your fingers like a bruise. you wolf-boy, you war machine. you wouldn’t know how to hold something magic and not destroy it. 6. if you hurt him it might kill you 7. if you hurt him you might kill yourself. 8. you are very bad at rehabilitation. this is one addiction you’d fail to give up. he’s going to ruin you for all other kisses and all other boys and you’ll spend the rest of your life trying to forget his name. 9. you still aren’t sure he isn’t a dream. 10. if you kiss him, you might wake up.reasons to kiss him: 1. because he’s beautiful. 2. because he asked.  3. because he preceded please with, i’m not afraid of you.

yes & no // natalie wee (via wondersmithinc)