That Sounds Clever.

Dec 11

We really do care for literature, I swear

• Laura: why do people like emily dickinson so much
• Laura: i mean yeah she wrote a lot of poems
• Laura: and was depressed and lived in a house
• Laura: alone
• Laura: forever
• Alice: doesn't that describe like every female writer ever
• Alice: Depressed and Living in a House
• Alice: The Emily Dickinson/Virginia Woolf/Sylvia Plath Story
• Laura: NO some of them must have lived in an apartment

Serious Music? He Love It. No, Seriously. -

symphonyno2ineminor:

Hey, speaking of Hector…

Also, doesn’t he get sick of ppl being so shocked that he’s into “classical” music as much as he is all the time?

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Mr. Baldwin, a Mahler devotee, explained that he had negotiated a guarantee in his contract that he could leave in time for a performance of Mahler’s Symphony No. 9 by the Staatskapelle Berlin, conducted by Daniel Barenboim, at Carnegie Hall last May.

That’s pretty hot.

ataxiwardance:

(via melodia)

Praha. krásná teď. krásná vždycky.

tweexcore:

Nathaniel Hawthorne, 1841

LAURA GET OFF TUMBLR AND WRITE YOUR PAPER

(okay actually sleeping now gn)

symphonyno2ineminor:

Madame Gautreau (unfinished), 1884

John Singer Sargent

Dec 10

topherchris:willzone:

good god!

“Everyone has a great, horrible opera inside him.” — Sarah Ruhl

(via browncardigan)

I want this. The light, the color, the bodies, the emptiness, the floor. I want this.

Bad ideas.

Coney Island, 1903.

James Peters, Quebec 1885

nevver: Agenda 2010