Ghosts In the Walls

Bunny in a Field (Spring 2022)

a-perqafohet-ferra:

I’m a girlfriend and a bro all in one

(via blueztar)

yms1:

do u ever miss your own energy. like damn what happened to me

(via justapassingthoughtt)

For fuck’s sake why does existing suck so fucking much

jazzdarkcoffee:

First time developing film.

Photos by Justin A. Bellucci. Developed by @velleityco & @zackoval

dontcryitsonlymike:

“We don’t stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing.”

— George Bernard Shaw (via mikefrawley)

velleityco:

velleityco:

Lunara Studio. Recording Engineer, Producer & Studio Owner— Zac Koval, October 2020. Part 1. Connecticut, USA.

@zackoval

Damn y’all really like Zac huh? 🙌

😌😌😌

sweetestsecrets:

“I only have vague poetic feelings / that I cannot bring together.”

— Wu Tsao, tr. by Kenneth Rexroth and Ling Chung, from “Bitter Rain In My Courtyard,” (via violentwavesofemotion)

(via so-gently-deactivated20200219)

minijournals:

you can do everything right and still feel sad at night

(via xthesewords)

arvice:

“暖かい眠りを最後に At the end, let me fall into a warm sleep”

— Dir En Grey, Embryo (via mori–art)

(via disney-eyes)

weltenwellen:

“(…) courage has a ripple effect. Every time we choose courage, we make everyone around us a little better and the world a little braver. And our world could stand to be a little kinder and braver.”

— Brené Brown, The Gifts of Imperfection

totallyfubar:

I love saying “of course” instead of “you’re welcome,” like of course I’m helping you that’s what I do, you were foolish to even consider an alternate dimension in which I’m not helping you. you idiot. you absolute buffoon.

(via slushie-puppyslut)

Been in a bad place for a minute now. This was the first time I got to sit down with my guitar and sing in far too long.

killed-long-ago:

“I died before my death”

— (via killed-long-ago)

(via todo-ke)

mooneyedandglowing:

“To get born, your body makes a pact with death, and from that moment, all it tries to do is cheat—”

— Excerpt From: Louise Glück. “Poems 1962-2012.” 

(via mooneyedandglowing)