rage against the dying of the light

@cecilsaville / cecilsaville.tumblr.com

Born anew in a crucible of loss and dark magics, Cecil Saville heralds a return to THE IRON YEARS his family left behind for their golden ones. His broad shoulders have grown stronger with each fresh pain, but he has found allies where he least expected them. Now, he never walks alone, protected by a spirit of Preservation no matter how desolate and misbegotten the roads he wanders may be.

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Matisse, 2020

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Sculpture by Jahnsong Tsang

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Source: mariecfnm.blogspot.com

#an absolute truth

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silenceformysoul

Herbert James Draper (1863-1920) - Il lamento per Icaro

#reaching for the sun

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Ixion Chained in Tartarus (1824) by Alexandre Denis Abel de Pujol (French, 1785-1861)

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probably the part of my body I love the most

#what lies beneath

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yournakedbatman

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powerful nature

#beyond the veil

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#beyond the veil

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The moment when lighting strikes water.

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Hermes, oil on canvas by Valeria Corvino (1953)

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#an absolute truth

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Jannis Kounellis | Untitled, 1978

Source: cyberianpunks

#walking the path

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#an absolute truth

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Mercury and Psyche - Reinhold Begas, 1857

#what lies beneath

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drinkthemidnighthymn

“The shortest poem is a name.”

— Anne Michaels from A Definition of Fiction and Poetry (via seemoreandmore)

#an absolute truth

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