I paint. I write. I do ridiculous shit that no one should ever do. I try to embrace everything that comes my way and make a good time out of it.
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
(Source: leivos)
…what?
the fuck?!
i have some odd attraction to this photo.
wowza.
Tree of Life
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Artist Silvia Pelissero
pretty fucking awesome. zelda tattoos for the win.
(Source: fuckyeahtattoos)
woah. that’s nuts.
artwork by Vladimir Kush
Red Light by Gabriel Gadfly
You said you wanted
me to come over,
and even though it
was nearly midnight,
I agreed.
I hit every red light
between here and
your house: start
stop wait and wait
and wait and start
just to stop and wait
again, stuck listening to
weight-loss infomercials,
right-wing talk radio,
that god-awful jingle
for the lawyer that
tries to sound like
a wild-west cowboy.
Idling under these red
cyclops eyes, I wanted
to tell you that this had
to stop, that I was going
home, that I’d see you
tomorrow, maybe,
but I finished the drive
and remembered why:
the red scent of your hair;
your lips against my neck,
saying,
“I’m glad you’re here.
I’m so glad you’re here.”
Dmitry Ligay is an artist and illustrator from Tashkent, Uzbekistan.
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History of Rain
Sometimes I can feel it
when you kiss her
and I rinse my mouth out
of the horrible taste.
I remember your lips
but I can’t stand the thought
so I try to erase the image
with the blinding light of the sun.
On rainy days
I sit,
waiting for the sun to shine
so the image of you
smiling in the rain
while holding out your hand
will vansih
and a greater image of the future
will appear.
You are my past,
my history,
although you wish
not to believe it.
Farewell bearded one.
-Monica Adams 2011
