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One night the moon looked down upon the shattered earth and knew at last that from this dream, the...

One night the moon looked down upon the shattered earth and knew at last that from this dream, the world would not awake.

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"So powerless, so weak, to reverse time, to find his happiness, his world, and he wept freely, raging..."

“So powerless, so weak, to reverse time, to find his happiness, his world, and he wept freely, raging against the prison walls of the sea, sick with the acute agony of loss, the loss of everything. Yet nothing changed, there was no care for him from this world. The sun did not flicker, the sea did not stir and the horizon remained totally flat, dead and hopelessly empty.”

- Lilith’s Tears, Part I.

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500daysofrustledjimmies:

beacarlos:

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live-natural:

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oceanatdusk:

This is why the ocean scares me so muchits not the sharks, nor the giant fucking squidits just the vastemptiness

wow.

I always reblog this

this is my favorite picture on the internet.

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This is without a doubt one of my most favourite pictures I’ve seen whilst on tumblr, I can’t help but reblog it everytime I see it

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This is one of the scariest things I’ve seen. The...

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The end of sweet Eliot: énouement n. the bittersweetness of having arrived here in the future,...

The end of sweet Eliot: énouement n. the bittersweetness of having arrived here in the future,...:

sweeteliot:

énouement

n. the bittersweetness of having arrived here in the future, where you can finally get the answers to how things turn out in the real world—who your baby sister would become, what your friends would end up doing, where your choices would lead you, exactly when you’d lose the people…

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