♥ 死

A 19yo girl, neet, with mdd.
slobbering:

That’s the last time he’ll be late for dinner.

slobbering:

That’s the last time he’ll be late for dinner.

(Source: slobbering, via xxxisdead)

— 1 week ago with 55 notes
sakrogoat:

Master I. A. M. of Zwolle, Allegory of the Transience of Life

sakrogoat:

Master I. A. M. of Zwolle, Allegory of the Transience of Life

— 2 weeks ago with 104 notes
aqqindex:

Tadanori Yokoo, Luminous Path in the Darkness (Detail), 2001

aqqindex:

Tadanori Yokoo, Luminous Path in the Darkness (Detail), 2001

(via no)

— 3 weeks ago with 1985 notes
discardingimages:

Nature
‘Nature, qui pensoit des choses 
Qui sont desouz le ciel encloses, 
Dedenz sa forge entree estoit, 
Ou toute s’entente metoit 
A forgier singulieres pieces 
Por continuer les espieces; 
Car les pieces tant les font vivre 
Que mors ne les puet aconsivre,
Jà tant ne saura corre après.’
(Roman de la Rose 15897-15905)
(Nature, whose thoughts were on the things enclosed beneath the sky, had entered her forge, where she was concentrating all her efforts upon the forging of individual creatures to continue the species. For individuals give such life to species that, however much death pursues them, she can never catch up with them. - transl. F. Horgan) 
Roman de la Rose, Bruges ca. 1490-1500.
British Library, Harley 4425, fol. 140r

discardingimages:

Nature

‘Nature, qui pensoit des choses 

Qui sont desouz le ciel encloses, 

Dedenz sa forge entree estoit, 

Ou toute s’entente metoit 

A forgier singulieres pieces 

Por continuer les espieces; 

Car les pieces tant les font vivre 

Que mors ne les puet aconsivre,

Jà tant ne saura corre après.’

(Roman de la Rose 15897-15905)

(Nature, whose thoughts were on the things enclosed beneath the sky, had entered her forge, where she was concentrating all her efforts upon the forging of individual creatures to continue the species. For individuals give such life to species that, however much death pursues them, she can never catch up with them. - transl. F. Horgan) 

Roman de la Rose, Bruges ca. 1490-1500.

British Library, Harley 4425, fol. 140r

— 3 weeks ago with 32 notes