...but really, id rather die.

[ID: Digital shoulders-up painting of Agnes Montague from The Magnus Archives styled after the cover art for The Fool In Her Wedding Gown by The Crane Wives. Agnes is a white woman with red hair, freckles, and blue-green eyes. She is wearing a conservatively high-necked white wedding gown and a veil made of spider silk. Instead of a flower, there is a shrunken, petrified hand with two wrist bones sticking out of it securing her veil. There is a noose of rough rope around her neck, and the bouquet in her hands is smouldering, with bits of ash drifting away in the breeze. Her expression is sad, and mascara runs down her cheeks from her tears. End ID.]

im not the only one who sees this right

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Song of Avignon (1998) directed by Jonas Mekas.

🌾💌 “I laugh with the sun, I drift away with the wind, I tease the ocean: high sea is the only thing I love. My feet are the most beautiful thing I’ve seen, I wash them continually with water and it’s foam.”  “Kärlek” (”Love”), Edith Södergran, 1916

“I’ve felt this way many times but now it’s because of you; the one who taught me how to feel again, who picked me up at times of despair. thank you for making me realize yet again that trust is as lost as I am.”

— h.k.b

“Why would you wanna wipe the smile off her face and replace them with tears of sadness, anger, and misplaced trust?”

— Love her like it was worth it. (via filamxpired)

“The hardest part about walking away from you is knowing that you won’t run after me.”

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““If you hesitate between me and another person, don’t choose me.””

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  Brick (2005)