descroissants:

Jean-Paul Sartre

(via solitaire-solidaire)

The eyes only see what the mind is prepared to comprehend.

Henri Bergson (via penseesduchoeur)

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“Don’t let yourself get attached to anything you’re not willing to walk out on in 30 seconds flat, if you spot the heat around the corner.”
-Robert Deniro as Neil McCauley, Heat (1995)

(via lamuserevoltee)

You have it wrong—
It is reality who
Denied me

I will be present 
And I will exist, briefly
And altogether
At once

After all
I am unchanged, still the one
I was before
You learned my name

Though, we know the names of strangers
By heart, but to ourselves
And when we become acquainted,
It is then they teach us to pronounce 

An identity is an
Amorous invention  

(via billowy)

What is truth, if
Morning comes
And we will not remember 

(via go-for-broque)

Up to something.

(via kiklo)

(via kikisloane)

Most of the laugh tracks on television were recorded in the early 1950s. These days, most of the people you hear laughing are dead.

Chuck Palahniuck

(via thecoolofnight)

She was the one
Who wore 
A peculiar chaos
Around her ankles

She posed question, only to
Men who were well-versed
In tongues, not foreign
But misconstrued 

Who could learn
With his fingers 
In the fibers of her skin
On the surface of her ribs—
One question mark

(via sundryedtomatoes)

For the sartorial... ›

Admiring her character development this season.

(via sit-down-stand-up)

A nudge,
He’s said enough
You know too much

Do you
Hear vengeance applaud
Guilt trusts no hindsight


(via billowy)

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