AmourDevorant

I dislike anything I've ever read by George Orwell. He's too blunt, there is nothing left to the imagination. Tess of the D'Urbervilles almost killed me. It was assigned in ...

The way I read it is that there is an unspoken And sorry I could not travel both And (still) be one traveler, long I stood ? I dislike Robert ...

pour moi: Charles Baudelaire Emily Bronte Ki no Tsurayuki Edgar Allen Poe Emily Dickinson H.P. Lovecraft (if you count prose poetry) T.S. Eliot John Donne William Blake Elizabeth Barret Browning ...

Ok, so I have ten minutes to do this and I am a notorious babbler. Isn't this what diaries are for anyway? I have a new penpal, we love Japanese ...

I... This, it tickles me in indescribable ways. It's adorable, hilarious, a little profane (the top half of that pencil was confusing me until I scrolled to the bottom and ...

Best: I don't know if this is necessarily a good thing, but I'm never satisfied. I won't settle for good enough and then get all whiny when someone doesn't like ...

Watch the movie Midnight in Paris :D It's about a man whose idealized time period is the 20s, in Paris. He visits the city and every night at midnight this ...

I've always meant to watch this (I know it by name and plot, but not experience), and now I must! This is gorgeous :) What medium did you use? It ...

memories of you two sparrows in the twisted old lilac branches

I know I shouldn't be reading a dozen books at a time, but I can't help it...I'm an adulterer of books, unable to commit solely to one at a time. ...

Because I am more than my body can possibly live in one lifetime.

(love the darkness AriaAdams!) "At last." *bang* "And every day everafter."