Colton Haynes had me to go to Tumblr for the first time the other day and I had to ask how to spell it.
Sometimes, people don’t really say what they’re really thinking. But you capture the right moment… it says more.
MBTI types + "Psychology of Color"
modern goddesses: aphrodite
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p> translation: “I will be the poet, and you will be the poetry.”
(via breathe-of-midwinter)
date someone who loves you as much as stiles stilinski loves lydia martin.
pretty space words
aphelion - the point in the orbit of a planet, asteroid, or comet at which it is farthest from the Sun. astral - relating to or resembling the stars. caldera - a large volcanic crater, especially one formed by a major eruption leading to the collapse of the mouth of the volcano. celestial - positioned in or relating to the sky, or outer space as observed in astronomy. constellation - a group of stars forming a recognizable pattern. cosmos - the universe seen as a well-ordered whole. equinox - the time or date at which the sun crosses the celestial equator, when day and night are of equal length. faculae - bright patches that are visible on the Sun’s surface. lunation - the interval of a complete lunar cycle, between one new Moon and the next. interstellar - occurring or situated between stars. nebula - a cloud of gas and dust in outer space, visible in the night sky either as an indistinct bright patch or as a dark silhouette against other luminous matter. perihelion - the point in the orbit of a planet, asteroid, or comet at which it is closest to the Sun. synodic - relating to or involving the conjunction of stars, planets, or other celestial objects.
yes & no // natalie wee (via wondersmithinc)
be kind to historians. they do a thankless job, digging through layers and layers of artifacts, letters, and dates, only to be told that their work is not as important as others’. their paper-cut hands don’t seem impressive to most, the sign of the leisurely scholar. but they carry the burden of mankind’s memory- shepherds of souls, they rescue the lost from lethe’s devouring streams. the doctor may scoff, the engineer laugh, the physicist sneer. yet no one has found immortality’s secret except the historians, who delve into textbooks and bring people back to life.
be kind to historians. they are a sensitive, though not fragile, sort. they have wept for those whom they can never meet, for those who have been dust for centuries before our time. in some ways these lives are meaningless to them, vague shadows of people who once walked upon the earth, perhaps something like the people we know them as, perhaps not. time snatches some details away, corrupts others. but the historians collect them all and say, you were a person once. let us get know you as best as we can.
be kind to historians. they are, as schlegel once wrote, like prophets in reverse. they cannot predict the future, not exactly; their knowledge is of the past. but unlike normal prophets, historians can explain their myriad visions. old happenings become not whats and whens but whys, and the historians tell us their tales of the past with an eye toward the future. they cannot exactly say what will happen, but they warn us of what might, looking where nobody else will to keep us as safe as they can.
yes, be kind to historians. because they are kind to us.
The 12 Signs as Beautiful, Uncommon Words & Meanings
dictionary poem viii || a.s. || happy birthday my glitterhoodlum ♡
beautiful french words ✿
ange – angel (masc.) baleine – whale (fem.) bisou – kiss (masc.) brindille – twig (fem.) brûler – to burn brume – mist (fem.) câlin – hug (masc.) chaleur – heat (fem.) chatoyer – to shimmer chaussettes – socks (fem.) chouchou – my little cabbage, said as a term of endearment (masc.) citronnade – lemonade (fem.) citrouille – pumpkin (fem.) coquillage – seashell (masc.) croquis – sketch (masc.) dépaysement – the feeling of being in another country, the weird feeling you get from things being different from what you’re used to. (masc.) doux – soft écarlate – scarlet éclatant – brilliant, dazzling, gleaming effleurer – to touch or brush against empêchement – something that keeps you from doing something (masc.) épanoui – blooming, joyful, radiant éphémère – ephemeral étoile – star (fem.) feuilles – leaves (fem.) flâner – to stroll aimlessly floraison – bloom (fem.) grelotter – to shiver hirondelle – swallow (bird) (fem.) libellule – dragonfly (fem.) loufoque – wild, crazy, far-fetched luciole – firefly (fem.) myrtille – blueberry (fem.) noix de coco – coconut (fem.) nuage – cloud (masc.) orage – thunderstorm (masc.) pamplemousse – grapefruit (masc.) papillon – butterfly (masc.) parapluie – umbrella (fem.) pastèque – watermelon (fem.) piscine – swimming pool (fem.) plaisir – pleasure (masc.) pleuvoir – to rain plonger – to dive retrouvailles – the feelings of seeing someone again after a long time (fem.) sirène – mermaid (fem.) soleil – sun (masc.) sortable – someone you can take anywhere without being embarrassed tournesol – sunflower (masc.)
une oeuvre d'art - (p.b)
light years || eleven word stories, a.s. (via astereal)