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Varieties of the genus Celastrina, the tiny blue butterfly

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otomuragakuya:

a sentence
will always look
like poetry

if you
hit enter
a lot

(via the-printedword)

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seabois:

charaxes eupale

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eletric-dreams:

true story, i never did !

…Well, fuck. SORRY I’M NOT SORRY

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nevver:

T.S. Eliot

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"Being a librarian means I have the freedom to be interested in anything and everything."

I want to be Barbara Fister’s best friend (via thelifeguardlibrarian)

This is a great little article, and it really, really makes me miss working in a library. Oddly enough, though, at least a couple of these are still relevant to me now that I’m bartending, and I’m grateful that the quote above is one of them. I’m just working on learning to read people the way I used to read books.

(via whiskeydynamite)

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malformalady:

Painted skull, Bavaria, Germany

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"I hope when people ask what you’re going to do with your English and/or creative writing degree you’ll say: Continue my bookish examination of the contradictions and complexities of human motivation and desire; or maybe just: Carry it with me, as I do everything that matters. And then smile very serenely until they say oh."

— Cheryl Strayed (via autobibliography)

(Source: partyanimalliberationfront, via whiskeydynamite)

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Parul Thacker, “Labyrinth of Light Space” 2010.
Natural minerals, natural formations of rubies, silk thread, metal wire, canvas cloth, zardosi embroidery technique. 170 x 170 x 18cm

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awesomearchives:

The Beowulf manuscript has been fully digitized by the British Library!

Over the past few years, we’ve had great pleasure in making many of our books available to view in their entirety on our Digitised Manuscripts site. Periodic announcements have been made on this blog, relating notably to the digitisation of our Greek and Royal manuscripts and to our Harley Science Project. But nothing quite compares to the new treasures now added to Digitised Manuscripts, encompassing the fields of art, literature and science.
And when we say “treasures”, we really mean it! The six books in question are none other than (drumroll, please) the Harley Golden Gospels, the Silos Apocalypse, the Golf Book, the Petit Livre d’Amour … and, um, two others. What were they again? Oh yes, remember now. Only Beowulf and Leonardo da Vinci’s Notebook. How could we forget?

More info images here.