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lets start wearing cloaks and swords again. its time

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i think the moon would like you

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VAMPIRE HAWKEBELA! VAMPIRE HAWKEBELA! VAMPIRE HAWKEBELA!

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Jack

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depictions of death as merciful and benevolent and kind move me to tears without fail

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you will love again. and again. and again. you will love sooo many people in your lifetime. there is time. there is love.

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don’t flirt with me I’ll start imagining you in my little delusional scenarios before bed

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Tumblr is odd because you’ll see a mutual post something really profound like “the birds still sing for those who listen” and you see them 5 minutes later saying something like “need to be pegged.grilled cheese style”

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i need a cure for anhedonia right now

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Maybe that's the real punk rock. SMALLVILLE (2001–2011) / SUPERMAN (2025)

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#me

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In 1982, conceptual artist Agnes Denes planted and harvested a two-acre field of wheat on a rubble-strewn landfill in Lower Manhattan, located just a few blocks from Wall Street and the World Trade Center, for her incredible project Wheatfield – A Confrontation.

The work was commissioned by the Public Art Fund and took four months to complete. Denes and her team meticulously prepared the infertile landfill, bringing in soil, digging 285 furrows by hand, and planting the seeds. For months, they tended to the field, maintaining an irrigation system, weeding, and fertilizing. The effort culminated in a successful harvest, yielding over 1,000 pounds of golden wheat.

Read more here...

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⏤ Friends | 6.13 ⏤ Buffy the Vampire Slayer | 6.04 ⏤ Community | 3.03

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LOTR