Honestly,

o my enemy; do i terrify?

☆ call me kate, twenty-four, nj ☆

Hello! This is my “main” blog, composed of a slight light academia aesthetic and things I find pretty.
However, you can find me and my dark musings at my actual main (side) blog, @thedreadfullygrim
Have a great day!


Kate

akiema:

#a meow massages the heart

wedarkacademia:

“When he died, all things soft and beautiful and bright would be buried with him.”

― Madeline Miller, The Song of Achilles

microbe: “ Jupiter and its moons Europa, Ganymede, Callisto, and the Earth’s moon all caught in the same photo. ”
microbe: “ Jupiter and its moons Europa, Ganymede, Callisto, and the Earth’s moon all caught in the same photo. ”
microbe: “ Jupiter and its moons Europa, Ganymede, Callisto, and the Earth’s moon all caught in the same photo. ”

microbe:

Jupiter and its moons Europa, Ganymede, Callisto, and the Earth’s moon all caught in the same photo.

zouaylorgf:

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@poetryatmost / raymond carter / eileen myles / a month of changes by emility / olivia larson @poetbitesback / the months by linda pastan / tuck everlasting by natalie babbitt / dear august / morning sun by edward hopper / e.j.l. / sue monk kidd

limoniume:

“And then, one fairy night, May became June.”

— F. Scott Fitzgerald
(via pagewoman)

ekman: ““Mais, à mesure que le progrès se développe, il se démasque. Il vise beaucoup moins le bonheur que la puissance.” Emmanuel Berl, La France irréelle, 1957 ”
ekman: ““Mais, à mesure que le progrès se développe, il se démasque. Il vise beaucoup moins le bonheur que la puissance.” Emmanuel Berl, La France irréelle, 1957 ”
ekman: ““Mais, à mesure que le progrès se développe, il se démasque. Il vise beaucoup moins le bonheur que la puissance.” Emmanuel Berl, La France irréelle, 1957 ”

ekman:

“Mais, à mesure que le progrès se développe, il se démasque. Il vise beaucoup moins le bonheur que la puissance.”
Emmanuel Berl, La France irréelle, 1957