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  • Borrowing You. - Kari Rueslåtten

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    Hey beautiful
    Can i have you for a while?
    Here in my head
    You’re the one
    I never thought
    I would find somebody like you
    I never thought
    You would come my way
    Lending time, passing through
    All the seasons - borrowing you
    Setting sail, finding new
    Distant shores - borrowing you
    I will go through it all
    If it makes you want me more
    Hey beautiful
    Can’t you see me as i stand
    Right before you
    Giving my heart
    I touch my happiness
    I can’t remember how it was to live before you
    I touch my blessedness
    I never thought i would find myself giving in
    But, if you go - i go
    And if you stay so will i
    If you go - i’ll go, and you know i’ll go with you…

    • 7 months ago
  • Gracias mi amor por ayer haberme hecho pasar el mejor dia de mi vida! A pesar de la lluvia. Te amo.

    Gracias mi amor por ayer haberme hecho pasar el mejor dia de mi vida! A pesar de la lluvia. Te amo.

    • 7 months ago
  • Tengo mi dvd de Tarja autografiado :)

    Tengo mi dvd de Tarja autografiado :)

    • 7 months ago
  • cavetocanvas:

Charles Demuth, Red Poppies, 1929
From the Metropolitan Museum of Art:

Debilitated by diabetes during the last eight years of his life, Demuth’s artistic output was also severely curtailed. Ironically, however, his late works, as evidenced by this 1929 watercolor of poppies (so reminiscent of O’Keeffe’s poppies of 1927), are some of his boldest in terms of color, draftsmanship, and design. Unlike the luminous transparency of earlier botanical studies, the watercolor here is applied rather opaquely. The spiked contours and gentle curves of the flowers direct our eye around the composition, coming to rest on the large open blossom in the center. Presenting the full cycle of the flower - budding, opening, blooming, and decaying - he also suggests the human life cycle, and perhaps his own diminished physical strength.

    cavetocanvas:

    Charles Demuth, Red Poppies, 1929

    From the Metropolitan Museum of Art:

    Debilitated by diabetes during the last eight years of his life, Demuth’s artistic output was also severely curtailed. Ironically, however, his late works, as evidenced by this 1929 watercolor of poppies (so reminiscent of O’Keeffe’s poppies of 1927), are some of his boldest in terms of color, draftsmanship, and design. Unlike the luminous transparency of earlier botanical studies, the watercolor here is applied rather opaquely. The spiked contours and gentle curves of the flowers direct our eye around the composition, coming to rest on the large open blossom in the center. Presenting the full cycle of the flower - budding, opening, blooming, and decaying - he also suggests the human life cycle, and perhaps his own diminished physical strength.

    Source: cavetocanvas
    • 7 months ago
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  • lightmagic:

Portrait Photo | モデル 由壱さん | 宮城県 国営みちのく杜の湖畔公園 [3]

Hermoso!

    lightmagic:

    Portrait Photo | モデル 由壱さん | 宮城県 国営みちのく杜の湖畔公園 [3]

    Hermoso!

    Source: lightmagic
    • 7 months ago
    • 11 notes
  • Hay cosas que caracen totalmente de sentido. Los domingos por ejemplo.

    Hay cosas que caracen totalmente de sentido. Los domingos por ejemplo.

    • 7 months ago
  • “¿Por qué no la nada misma?”
    — Estética
    • 7 months ago
  • Viernes

    Es tan viernes que quiero morir. No veo la hora de que sean las 22hs y estar en mi cama durmiendo. Odio mis obligaciones.

    • 7 months ago
  • Alli estaré

    Alli estaré

    • 7 months ago
  • Vivir

    Creo que acabo de darme cuenta de que tengo un problema para ordenar y organizar mis prioridades.
    No puede ser que con la ultima plata que tenia elija comprarme un paquete de galletitas antes que las pastillas anticonceptivas. Tengo un problema.

    • 7 months ago
    • #vida
    • #prioridades
    • #el precio de respirar
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