with this much blood in my mouth
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Ophelia, Act IV, Scene V (via sumiremiu) (Source: incorrectshakespeare) |
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Ophelia, Act IV, Scene V (via sumiremiu) (Source: incorrectshakespeare) |
“Spring keeps you ever close. You are second-hand smoke. You are so fragile and thin, standing trial for your sins. Holding on to yourself the best you can. You are the smell before rain, you are the blood in my veins.”
I’m not ready for this band to end.
(Source: weheartit.com)
(via kkcollins)
Iconic
I could post this every week and it wouldn’t be too often. Fite me.
(Source: mitski2020)
If you can teach a dog the meaning of the word no, it shouldn’t be a difficult concept for men
Dazzling Display Of Genetic Phenomenon Of Butterflies With Male And Female Wings
There’s no scarcity of genetic anomalies that are constantly investigated by hordes of scientists, whether they be human, animal or plant related. One such natural phenomenon is called bilateral gynandromorphism which occurs in living organisms. This visually incredible condition affects animals and insects where both male and female characteristics are prominent - split down the middle of the anatomy evenly. We’ve displayed the best of this strange wonder with these striking images of butterflies with bilateral gynandromorphism, with unidentical yet amazingly beautiful wings.
oscar isaac. original photography by nathaniel goldberg for GQ