A barn owl is known as a Death Owl & is often a guide of souls after death. This 1863 painting features another symbol of the Underworld, a pomegranate tree, & was probably created in memory of Lizzie Siddal, who had died the previous year. #FairyTaleTuesday #LegendaryWednesday

She doesn't play nice She sets the rules and breaks them too There's a caution that always creeps He loves her but, He finds her a confusing mess A yielding heart she won't claim She lets the waiting hearts remain She has a smile you can't ignore~ It took away his self control

this affair of the heart consumes our souls penumbral #orbital sacred sensual redeemed from brokenness we relish the mess that makes us perfect for each other #vss365

Is death Mourning My love For you Or has it already Laid its own Foundation Of never-life In truth I stand unsure Unsure because My feet are unwilling To tread This path One I sense inconstant One where I am Only Ever-always Liable to fall Into an abyss Of endless no light

Your femininity captivates me so deeply that I find myself vulnerable, admitting you're my everything.

" Solo Él sabe el momento indicado de callarme con sus dedos "...🖤

Ho imparato che il cuore non si chiude per proteggersi, si illumina per scegliere meglio….

Nunca serás más libre desde que mi cadena te ata…Nunca volaras más alto desde que a mis pies te arrodillas....

She fits like I always knew she would. Chest to palm. Hip to hand. I don't hold her gently, gently is for men who aren't sure. I'm sure. I pull her closer because close isn't close enough. There's a distance that exists even between bodies pressed together.

"Dánae". Carolus-Duran (1837-1917).

You imagined me there, but if i were, you wouldn't be thinking. My hands would hold you still, my breath slow against your skin, my voice low enough to undo you. One word from me close to your ear and you'd remember exactly who's in control.

“I need you to love me a little louder today.”