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"We all are men, in our own natures frail, and capable of our flesh; few are angels."

-William Shakespeare

who cares, do better, move on

Why am I still here?

Why must I suffer?

Why must I go through this every day! When I don't want to?

Why must I live?

Why must I live with this horrendous thing inside me?

I don't know what's worse, my brain or my heart.

Sometimes I think my heart because that's where the pain is.

Sometimes I think it's my brain because that is why the pain is.

Petition to stop calling it ' Aesthetic ' and start calling it ' the morbid longing for picturesque '

My head is a hive of words that won't settle.

- Virginia Woolf

The calm before a storm; the love before a loss

THE FASHION OF MONICA GELLER ↬ Season one

Udaas kyun hain ap?

‏اداسیوں کا سبب کیا کہیں بجز اس کے

یہ زندگی ہے پریشانیاں تو ہوتی ہیں

Udasiyon ka sabab kiya kahen bajuz uskay

Ye zindagi hai pareshaniyan to hoti hain

Castle Ashby, Northamptonshire, England | haarkon_

Appendix: Hope and the Absurd in the Work of Franz Kafka from The Myth of Sisyphus and Other Essays, Albert Camus

the best kisses are about the hands

the kiss by francesco hayez // the kiss by gustav klimt // the meeting on the turret stairs by frederic william burton // the kiss by auguste rodin and details

I just wanna feel something

here's to finding someone who loves me as much as Franz Kafka loves whoever the fuck he wrote those letters for

Instagram: literaryperi

DISNEY REVIVAL ERA (2000-) | Renaissance Era | Classical Era

not evil anymore i want to be loved now

Have you guys felt the... distance? Something that you can never get? But it's right there. But you can't get it. But she sits next to you, right on the passenger sear. But you mustn't look. You want to look. Ohhhh you want to look, so bad, that you don't care if you run over human beings or puppies or if you run into a fucking tree. You want to look at her. But you mustn't. She's there, closer than an arm's distance, but you daren't reach out. She speaks to you, yes, she does, and you can't, because if you did, you'd scream of your voracious desire for her and that... apparently, isn't good. So you mustn't. You see her hands. The faded nail polish, and you remember their softness, but you better not attempt to hold them! Even though that's the only thing in the world that matters to you. Even though you think hiding your fucking head in her embrace is the only thing worth doing with your meaningless existence. You better not do it. You must be careful showing how much you care, that tends to scare people away. And you don't want to scare her away. Besides, how much farther could she possibly go? She's right there, but you can't get her. Yeah. Have you?

"Some people, Master Wayne, just want to watch the world burn"

-Alfred Thaddeus Crane Pennyworth

“You read something which you thought only happened to you, and you discover that it happened 100 years ago to Dostoyevsky. This is a very great liberation for the suffering, struggling person, who always thinks that he is alone. This is why art is important. Art would not be important if life were not important, and life is important.”

— James Baldwin, Conversations with James Baldwin

"Oh learn to read what silent love hath writ,

To hear with eyes belongs to love's fine wit"

-William Shakespeare, Sonnet-23

making art is actually abusive because you are manipulating the viewer into feeling something

This made me happy.

Some Like It Hot (1959) dir. Billy Wilder

Ibn Umar رضي الله عنه said:

“Taqwa” is when you don’t see yourself better than anyone.”

(تفسير البغوي ٦٠/١)

If I were ever to get you, I would hold you close to me like a pendant given by a deceased loved one. If I were ever to get you, I would hold you tighter than a woman clutching a purse with thousands in it on a train alone at night.

Wouldn't it have been great if the company amazon was owned by women and they just hired women? They could add an "s" to the name as well. I just think it would've been cool. Cooler than jeff bezos or amazon in general.

This is amazing.

As Requested: The Legend of Kalidasa (some of you know this but wait till the end)

Here's a story my father(who's also my sanskrit teacher) told me.

Long ago, in a Kingdom near Ujjain in India, a king had a beautiful princess- her name was Vidyottama. From a young age she displayed extraordinary talent and intelligence.

When she came of age, she made a demand that she would only marry a man who could out do her in vedic knowledge.

So the princes came and she set them impossible questions, and the rejected princes decided to trick her into marrying someone stupid.

So they came across an illiterate goatherd who was cutting the branch he was sitting on. They took him to the palace dressed as a prince.

When the princess started the debate, they defended him saying he was taking a vow of silence, and misinterpreted all his confused gestures to his benefit.

Vidyottama fell for it, and married him.

At night, he climbed off the bed and slept on the floor as he wasn't used to the bed. He started making his goat-calls to calm himself down. At this point Vidyottama realized who he was. She was mortified, but she thought, 'he is my wedded lord. I must help him'.

And she advised to to go to the temple of the goddess Kali and beg her for knowledge.

He went at midnight and sat inside the temple and closed the door. When the goddess returned at dawn, she asked, 'who's inside?' And he said, 'who's outside?' She told him that she was the goddess, and repeated her question. He told her, 'I am Dasa (servant), and I want knowledge' so she told him to thrust his tongue through the keyhole and drew a line on it, thus giving him knowledge.

From then on he was known as Kalidasa. He went back to Vidyottama and hailed her. She said to him, 'Asti kaschit vagvilasa?' Which is Sanskrit for 'It seems you've gotten literacy?' And he thanked her and walked east and started writing great epics, like the Abijnana Shakuntalam and Meghadootam and such.

HERE'S THE THING:

HE USED HER WORDS TO START OFF HIS EPICS.

In kumarasambhavam- ASTI uttarasyam disi devatatma..

In Meghadootam- KASCHIT yaksho..

Raghuvamsam- VAGARTHA eva samprukthau...

From Vidyottama's words 'Asti Kaschit Vagvilasa?'

I found this awesome.

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