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Edvard Munch, Summer Night By the Beach

I absolutely adore how the entire Throne of Glass cast is just violently bisexual

Helaena having a panic attack after being forced to publicly expose her grief…Rhaenyra as a grown woman admitting that she never completely trusted her groomer/abuser…Alicent accepting that her and her daughter are nothing but pawns to be used by men who benefit from their pain and grief…“I have been a piece that you moved about the board.”

My heart will always be with the women of this show.

The Lady of the Lake by Teresa Ramos

May 26, 2024 6:36 PM

That is all there is.

“Don’t ever do that to me”

My sister said,

After we learned of a close friend,

A suicide

That is all there is.

The love a sister, who has never had her heart broken, and it will not start with you.

The love a friend, who speaks kindly of you when you’re not there

The love of a mother, who gives everything to you and asks nothing in return.

The love of a father, who tries to do what he can, in his time that he has with you.

They all have a piece of you.

That is all there is.

“Don’t leave me in this world alone”

“Don’t leave without me”

“Don’t leave me”

Don’t leave.

That is all there is.

Katie McGrath and Victoria Smurfit in DRACULA (2013)

-Calais Pier, with French Poissards Preparing for Sea, an English Packeet Arriving-

How devoted the sea is to the moon

Across the vastness, I feel the pull, A force unseen but ever-present, Binding my spirit to yours, As the sea yields to the moon’s silent command. Stars drift in their eternal waltz, Planets spin in celestial harmony, Yet my heart finds its orbit Around the essence of you. No barriers hold the tide of my longing, No distance dilutes the depth of my yearning. In dreams, we meet where time dissolves, Two souls entwined, beyond the reach of moments. You are the constant, as the moon, In a universe of endless flux. I am the wave, relentless, drawn To the shore where you stand waiting.

Vertigo Peaks by Dion Anja 2. Return II by Dean Gioia

Fossil - Mia Bergeron , 2024.

American, b. 1979   - 

Oil on panel , 20 x 30 in.