all else is grandiose romanticism or politics

ghost-skin:

Never make anyone the source of your happiness.

messyheads:

imnotmoony:

nevver:

How Common Is Your Birthday?

and so i have a really uncommon birthday

May 17, 1991. My pretty face was born and it is NOT that common n_n
Aug 18 pretty common.

messyheads:

imnotmoony:

nevver:

How Common Is Your Birthday?

and so i have a really uncommon birthday

May 17, 1991. My pretty face was born and it is NOT that common n_n

Aug 18 pretty common.

blogsecret:

I am literally terrified of everything.

If someone asks me what scares me I’ll say nothing and shrug it off, but I’m lying. I’m scared of walking across bridges in case they collapse, I’m scared of going to bed in case there’s a spider waiting to crawl all over me. I’m scared to get up and get a drink in the night in case there’s a murderer in my kitchen, I’m even scared of falling down the gap between trains and the platform. 

alecshao:

Michael Cina - The Earth from the Rising of the Sun to Where it Sets, 2011

alecshao:

Michael Cina - The Earth from the Rising of the Sun to Where it Sets, 2011

russbengtson:

Happy birthday to Ralph Steadman, whose illustrations perfectly embodied Hunter S. Thompson’s style, and who somehow survived their partnership.

russbengtson:

Happy birthday to Ralph Steadman, whose illustrations perfectly embodied Hunter S. Thompson’s style, and who somehow survived their partnership.

ballofenergy:

 
Whitman’s vagabond lifestyle was adopted by the Beat Movement A.K.A The “Beat Generation”  A group of American post-WWII writers who came to prominence in the 1950s, as well as the cultural phenomena that they both documented and inspired. Central elements of “Beat” culture included experimentation with drugs, alternative forms of sexuality, an interest in Eastern religion, a rejection of materialism, and the idealizing of exuberant, unexpurgated means of expression and being.

ballofenergy:

 

Whitman’s vagabond lifestyle was adopted by the Beat Movement A.K.A The “Beat Generation”  A group of American post-WWII writers who came to prominence in the 1950s, as well as the cultural phenomena that they both documented and inspired. Central elements of “Beat” culture included experimentation with drugs, alternative forms of sexuality, an interest in Eastern religion, a rejection of materialism, and the idealizing of exuberant, unexpurgated means of expression and being.

Pretty girls make graves
Jack Kerouac (via splitsoul)