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Della Serie: Nel Cor Più Non Mi Sento Brillar La Gioventù
LXXV – SPLEEN Piovoso, irritato contro tutta la città, a gran fiotti dall’urna versa un freddo tenebroso sui pallidi abitanti del vicino cimitero e sui sobborghi brumosi la mortalià. I… more →
no quarter
Death in Paris: A Guide for the Gothically Inclined
dancefever5000 wrote 1 day ago: C’est La Vie? C’est La Morte! There is no better way to feel alive than to travel, e … more →
Flowers of mould by Bianca A. Marin
niramart wrote 5 days ago: Charles Baudelaire once said that art has the miraculous privilege to turn ugliness into beauty, and … more →
Tarragon (Sherry Vinaigrette) & Cousin Absinthe
alaycook wrote 2 weeks ago: I believe that if ever I had to practice cannibalism, I might manage if there were enough tarragon a … more →
The Death of Lovers
stubborntinylights wrote 1 month ago: We shall have beds full of subtle perfumes, Divans as deep as graves, and on the shelves Will be str … more →
Altered book: "Shards of History" by Catherine Davis
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jdou wrote 1 month ago: Before creating something new, it is often necessary to destroy something already existing. When an … more →
Spleen
peterjukes wrote 1 month ago: I’m like the king of some rainy country, Rich but impotent, young yet elderly, Who despises the fawn … more →
I don't think playing Marco Polo in a cemetery is allowed
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lauraherring88 wrote 1 month ago: Discussing the French political system and the numerous political parties at 9:15 am is not a great … more →
MySpace 3
sabrinacufundite wrote 1 month ago: si cu entry-ul asta am cam terminat-o. pot sa duc la bun sfarsit planul. dar sa nu ne intristam. to … more →
brassaï
alexandrabuhl wrote 1 month ago: The secret Paris of the 30’s was probably the first photo book that caught my interest. The im … more →
the philosophy of toys
alexandrabuhl wrote 1 month ago: “The toy is the child’s earliest initiation to art, or rather for him it is the first concrete … more →
Baudelaire - Les fleurs du mal - Ed. Marthiel, Jackson Mathews
recorta wrote 1 month ago: This edition is by no means a new edition. The previous edition I’d enjoyed Baudelaire’s … more →
The banal and the divine
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John Ryan Recabar wrote 1 month ago: I’ve been reading an expository work on Realism written by Linda Nochlin of similar title, bringing … more →
Correspondences
stubborntinylights wrote 2 months ago: Nature’s a fane where down each corridor of living pillars, darkling whispers roll, — a symb … more →
Despre carti. Leapsa
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Anda wrote 2 months ago: Leapsa se duce mai departe la Vic si Cata. Ce autor apare mai des în bibliotecă? Fowles, Barricco s … more →
随笔
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adamcathcart wrote 2 months ago: 我最近有感，有回收意识：我缺乏了什么。 概念性的观点来说，这感觉的源泉就简单了解; 我们共同的时代不辨压人了, 人类还没倒塌自记建的围墙, 倒那为了平息在一理想的境界. 我们现代化的面貌流质在目前的 … more →
Book Shot
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billstrickland wrote 2 months ago: One should always be drunk. That’s all that matters; that’s our one imperative need. So … more →
That Slippery Silver Thing That Lives Somewhere Between Prose and Verse
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samuraipoet wrote 2 months ago: Trying to nail down a definition for what is called “prose poetry” – or even a set … more →
london, budapest, paris, london.
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mochalouder wrote 2 months ago: So there’s more words to fall before the trip, and a few from after, but for right now, we’ll take a … more →
Underneath it all- A collection of book covers
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