yelyahwilliams:

Um. When did my hair get this long? I think I wanna cut it a little… Kat’s gonna kill me. 

i actually love her hair
 
rustybreak:

Ball-Nogues Studio
timemagazine:

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Today TIME pays tribute to the trailblazers, visionaries and cultural ambassadors who defined a nation: The 20 Most Influential Americans of All Time.
Pictured: Professor Albert Einstein (1879 - 1955), mathematical physicist at home in 1925. 

He was the greatest mind and paramount icon of our age, the kindly, absentminded professor whose wild halo of hair, piercing eyes, engaging humanity and extraordinary brilliance made his face a symbol and his name a synonym for genius: Albert Einstein.

This list comes from the new TIME book The 100 Most Influential People of All Time, which profiles spiritual icons, leaders, explorers, visionaries and cultural titans throughout human history.


Memorable people.
moderateclimates: I do not have anything to write anymore. Is it possible to be too sad to write?

moderateclimates:

I do not have anything to write anymore. Is it possible to be too sad to write?

Life is a lie. celestial-princess: I really wouldn’t mind getting Smashed by a truck while driving. It’s the only time when time itself Is slowing down and disperses. I wouldn’t have to worry about money Or greed. I wouldn’t have to worry about liars Or cheats. I wouldn’t have to worry about how fat I am. Or if I’m pretty enough. I wouldn’t have to worry if I’m smart enough. Or cool enough. Or do drugs enough. I’ll just be taken to a paradise. Where the waters clear blue. And life is true. (Source: paolacarmenatepoems.blogspot.com, via sheddinpetals)

Life is a lie.

celestial-princess:

I really wouldn’t mind getting

Smashed by a truck while driving.

It’s the only time when time itself

Is slowing down and disperses.

I wouldn’t have to worry about money

Or greed.

I wouldn’t have to worry about liars

Or cheats.

I wouldn’t have to worry about how fat I am.

Or if I’m pretty enough.

I wouldn’t have to worry if I’m smart enough.

Or cool enough.

Or do drugs enough.

I’ll just be taken to a paradise.

Where the waters clear blue.

And life is true.

(Source: paolacarmenatepoems.blogspot.com, via sheddinpetals)

Proof that writing America’s greatest poem does not necessarily make you happy thetargetbird: brooklynpoets: Every thing I have done seems to me blank and suspicious.—I doubt whether my greatest thoughts, as I supposed them, are not shallow—and people will most likely laugh at me.—My pride is impotent, my love gets no response.—the complacency of nature is hateful—I am filled with restlessness.—I am incomplete.— —Whitman, discouraged by the reception to the 1st edition of Leaves of Grass Man, Walt, you’re breaking my heart here… (Source: brooklynpoets, via thetargetbird)

Proof that writing America’s greatest poem does not necessarily make you happy

thetargetbird:

brooklynpoets:

Every thing I have done seems to me blank and suspicious.—I doubt whether my greatest thoughts, as I supposed them, are not shallow—and people will most likely laugh at me.—My pride is impotent, my love gets no response.—the complacency of nature is hateful—I am filled with restlessness.—I am incomplete.—

—Whitman, discouraged by the reception to the 1st edition of Leaves of Grass

Man, Walt, you’re breaking my heart here…

(Source: brooklynpoets, via thetargetbird)