floralls:

2011_05_20 (by Maja K K)

thoughtsplatteredeverywhere:

I fall in love with everything I see. Perhaps curiosity drives the urge to dig into the flesh and essence of my surroundings. Perhaps a lust for knowledge fuels my endeavors to understand.

It is a defiant perspective that I maintain. I resist the notion that the human race either created or…

fragile-whispers:

Mel e Ril (by paularepezza)

hoodoothatvoodoo:

Jean Clemmer

ecounios:

Take note of my light love
Take note of my rays
Take note of my light love
Take note of my play

Be brave and take note
Be brave and go 'tward
Be brave in this heat
Be brave my heart beat

Take note of my light love
Take it in your hand
Take it from my core
Take me where I stand

(by Joel Lachaise)

(Source: surferdude182)

p4per-cran3:

How to make Chamomile tea: 

Ingredients: 

• 2 to 3 teaspoons of dried chamomile flowers per cup [Use German Chamomile (Matricaria Recutita)]
• Hot water 

1. Put the dried chamomile flowers into a cup
2. Pour in hot water
3. Allow to infuse for about three(3) minutes
4. Strain into another cup. Use a tea strainer to catch the chamomile flowers
5. Drink. Chamomile tea is traditionally enjoyed with honey, or lemon juice. 

Enjoy ❤

callielily:

(via Untitled)

I absolutely fancy all of Jane Austen’s writings.

darksilenceinsuburbia:

 Joe Webb. Say It With Flowers.

pavorst:

The Giving Tree
Read to you by me. 

conteur:

Let me tell you what I think;
You are afraid of a lot of things. But you try to escape these fears by making impossibilities probable, by writing fictional realities. Everything you are not able to say, you write. Fiction is your defense mechanism. You isolate yourself mostly from people,…