Her Bones Are Coral Made

when we have eaten fearsome fancies long enough we shall become noble; perhaps even become handsome.

Photographer’s girlfriend leads him around the world.

(via youngl0rds)

I fell in love with a girl
who picked flowers instead
of arguments and had no 
time for bad things
because she so carefully
curled herself 
against them.  


you were summer recklessness
but you always had these
two rules : stay with me
and dont become a ghost

again.

(via naked-fame)

He appreciated those who had a taste for indolence, liked daydreaming, welcomed the emotions sparked by listening to Mozart’s operas and could be thrown into hours of bittersweet thoughts after just one glimpse of a beautiful face in a crowded street.

Alain De Botton   (via thatkindofwoman)

(Source: maddierose, via moondan-ce)

God can do anything through anyone and he specializes in doing really beautiful things through the most of unlikely people.

—Shauna Niequist (via rainydaysandblankets)

I loved you head over handles
like my first bicycle accident—
before the mouthful of gravel and blood,
I swore we were flying.

—Sierra DeMulder (via larmoyante)

(via dxxvii)

One Classic Kid: Something quick and sketchy, felt like writing

oneclassickid:

Don’t know if it’s a lonely drive down a french coast
With a bottle of fine european wine in my lap
Buzzin and playing any song to make me feel alright
Everything sounds perfect at night

Don’t know if it’s walks in the city with a woman’s hand in mine
Take a stroll and hit a lounge to have couple…

spokeart:



Absolutely stunning screen print by Polish artist Grzegorz Domaradzki aka Gabz printed with metallic ink and a split fountain. Available online via the Spoke Art website, Friday April 26th.This limited edition hand numbered screen print is part of Spoke Art’s “Scorsese: an art show tribute” exhibition, recently on view in New York City. A percentage of all proceeds will benefit the Film Foundation.

spokeart:

Absolutely stunning screen print by Polish artist Grzegorz Domaradzki aka Gabz printed with metallic ink and a split fountain. Available online via the Spoke Art website, Friday April 26th.

This limited edition hand numbered screen print is part of Spoke Art’s “Scorsese: an art show tribute” exhibition, recently on view in New York City. A percentage of all proceeds will benefit the Film Foundation.