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tumescentials: “Consume me, carry me to the furthest limit.”(Virginia Woolf - from ‘The Waves’)© tumescentials 2018

tumescentials: “Consume me, carry me to the furthest limit.”(Virginia Woolf - from ‘The Waves’)© tumescentials 2018

congenitaldisease: Virginia Woolf’s suicide note, written to her husband, Leonard.At 11.30am, the weather in Sussex, England, is brisk, the sun shining. The large stones are smooth in her hands. Solid and heavy in her pocket. The bulge from her coat.

congenitaldisease: Virginia Woolf’s suicide note, written to her husband, Leonard.At 11.30am, the weather in Sussex, England, is brisk, the sun shining. The large stones are smooth in her hands. Solid and heavy in her pocket. The bulge from her coat.

ma-demoiselle-cherie: - Virginia Woolf

ma-demoiselle-cherie: - Virginia Woolf

sergiopiccioni: wesanderstoned ‘w’ho’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf ?

sergiopiccioni: wesanderstoned ‘w’ho’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf ?

deryhana: “Io scriverei poesie d’amore anche sulle parti di te che tu non sopporti.” — Virginia Woolf

deryhana: “Io scriverei poesie d’amore anche sulle parti di te che tu non sopporti.” — Virginia Woolf

amortizing: “I find there are a great many things I simply cannot say.” — Virginia Woolf, The Voyage Out (via naturaekos)

amortizing: “I find there are a great many things I simply cannot say.” — Virginia Woolf, The Voyage Out (via naturaekos)

rosefairyxo: “…I lived more in a world of my own.” — Virginia Woolf (via angelicfacedreamer)

rosefairyxo: “…I lived more in a world of my own.” — Virginia Woolf (via angelicfacedreamer)

tenderblues: “Let’s disappear, shall we?” — Vita Sackville-West to Virginia Woolf, December 16 1926

tenderblues: “Let’s disappear, shall we?” — Vita Sackville-West to Virginia Woolf, December 16 1926

english-idylls: From The Mark on the Wall by Virginia Woolf (1917).

english-idylls: From The Mark on the Wall by Virginia Woolf (1917).

adreciclarte: by Aaron Woolf Haxton

adreciclarte: by Aaron Woolf Haxton

m-ercer: As a woman I have no country. As a woman I want no country. As a woman, my country is the whole world.— Virginia Woolf I’ve never been able to take a good picture from a plane! I’m so glad Sydney will be my home soon

m-ercer: As a woman I have no country. As a woman I want no country. As a woman, my country is the whole world.— Virginia Woolf I’ve never been able to take a good picture from a plane! I’m so glad Sydney will be my home soon

(1) President Abraham Lincoln, who had depression(2) Writer Virginia Woolf, who had bipolar disorder(3) Artist Vincent Van Gogh, who had bipolar disorder(4) Writer Sylvia Plath, who had depression(5) Mathematician John Nash (from A Brilliant Mind), who

(1) President Abraham Lincoln, who had depression(2) Writer Virginia Woolf, who had bipolar disorder(3) Artist Vincent Van Gogh, who had bipolar disorder(4) Writer Sylvia Plath, who had depression(5) Mathematician John Nash (from A Brilliant Mind), who

stephanefert: “Chacun recèle en lui une forêt vierge, une étendue de neige où nul n'a laissé son empreinte ” Virginia Woolf

stephanefert: “Chacun recèle en lui une forêt vierge, une étendue de neige où nul n'a laissé son empreinte ” Virginia Woolf

leprovocazionidisasha:Più si invecchia, più si ama l'indecenza.Virginia Woolf👗Photography Margolin

leprovocazionidisasha:Più si invecchia, più si ama l'indecenza.Virginia Woolf👗Photography Margolin

(1) President Abraham Lincoln, who had depression(2) Writer Virginia Woolf, who had bipolar disorder(3) Artist Vincent Van Gogh, who had bipolar disorder(4) Writer Sylvia Plath, who had depression(5) Mathematician John Nash (from A Brilliant Mind), who

(1) President Abraham Lincoln, who had depression(2) Writer Virginia Woolf, who had bipolar disorder(3) Artist Vincent Van Gogh, who had bipolar disorder(4) Writer Sylvia Plath, who had depression(5) Mathematician John Nash (from A Brilliant Mind), who

therealbrooklyn: The Waves, Virginia Woolf

therealbrooklyn: The Waves, Virginia Woolf

toonami-underground: amcapril: ARE YOU OKAY? BUSTAH WOOLFE!

toonami-underground: amcapril: ARE YOU OKAY? BUSTAH WOOLFE!

adrasteiax: “The autumn trees, ravaged as they are, take on the flash of tattered flags kindling in the gloom of cool cathedral caves (…)” — Virginia Woolf, from To The Lighthouse

adrasteiax: “The autumn trees, ravaged as they are, take on the flash of tattered flags kindling in the gloom of cool cathedral caves (…)” — Virginia Woolf, from To The Lighthouse

sserendlplty: “I have a deeply hidden and inarticulate desire for something beyond the daily life.” — Virginia Woolf (via quotefeeling)

sserendlplty: “I have a deeply hidden and inarticulate desire for something beyond the daily life.” — Virginia Woolf (via quotefeeling)

sserendlplty:“I have a deeply hidden and inarticulate desire for something beyond the daily life.” — Virginia Woolf (via quotefeeling)

sserendlplty:“I have a deeply hidden and inarticulate desire for something beyond the daily life.” — Virginia Woolf (via quotefeeling)

verysecretlykinky: “She put on her lace collar. She put on her new hat and he never noticed; and he was happy without her.” - Virginia Woolf🌹~ No Age In Bio = Blocked ~🌹

verysecretlykinky: “She put on her lace collar. She put on her new hat and he never noticed; and he was happy without her.” - Virginia Woolf🌹~ No Age In Bio = Blocked ~🌹

verysecretlykinky: “She put on her lace collar. She put on her new hat and he never noticed; and he was happy without her.” - Virginia Woolf🌹~ No Age In Bio = Blocked ~🌹

verysecretlykinky: “She put on her lace collar. She put on her new hat and he never noticed; and he was happy without her.” - Virginia Woolf🌹~ No Age In Bio = Blocked ~🌹

flowerytale: Virginia Woolf ― The Waves

flowerytale: Virginia Woolf ― The Waves

weltenwellen:Virginia Woolf, A Writer’s Diary

weltenwellen:Virginia Woolf, A Writer’s Diary

heartshop:Virginia Woolf, The Waves

heartshop:Virginia Woolf, The Waves

ithrowmyviolets: – Virginia Woolf, letter to Vita Sackville-West (March 1928) – Sylvia Plath, Mad Girl’s Love Song (1953)

ithrowmyviolets: – Virginia Woolf, letter to Vita Sackville-West (March 1928) – Sylvia Plath, Mad Girl’s Love Song (1953)

bundy-ramirez-dahmer: The Last Words of Famous Suicide Notes: “I feel certain that I’m going mad again. I feel we can’t go thru another of those terrible times. And I shan’t recover this time. I begin to hear voices.” - Virginia Woolf. “The

bundy-ramirez-dahmer: The Last Words of Famous Suicide Notes: “I feel certain that I’m going mad again. I feel we can’t go thru another of those terrible times. And I shan’t recover this time. I begin to hear voices.” - Virginia Woolf. “The

fahdes: “I rise from my worst disasters, I turn, I change.” —  Virginia Woolf, The Waves

fahdes: “I rise from my worst disasters, I turn, I change.” —  Virginia Woolf, The Waves

fahdes: “I rise from my worst disasters, I turn, I change.” —  Virginia Woolf, The Waves

fahdes: “I rise from my worst disasters, I turn, I change.” —  Virginia Woolf, The Waves

fuckingfreud: Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? 1966.

fuckingfreud: Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? 1966.

champagne: “I live; I die; the sea comes over me; it’s the blue that lasts.” — Virginia Woolf, Melymbrosia (via nemophilies)

champagne: “I live; I die; the sea comes over me; it’s the blue that lasts.” — Virginia Woolf, Melymbrosia (via nemophilies)

flowerytale: Virginia Woolf ― Orlando: A Biography

flowerytale: Virginia Woolf ― Orlando: A Biography

thefictionologist:‘To put it in a nutshell, he was afflicted with a love of literature. It was the fatal nature of this disease to substitute a phantom for reality.’ -Virginia Woolf, Orlando

thefictionologist:‘To put it in a nutshell, he was afflicted with a love of literature. It was the fatal nature of this disease to substitute a phantom for reality.’ -Virginia Woolf, Orlando

virginia-woolfs-pocketswerefull: Her ears though

virginia-woolfs-pocketswerefull: Her ears though

(1) President Abraham Lincoln, who had depression(2) Writer Virginia Woolf, who had bipolar disorder(3) Artist Vincent Van Gogh, who had bipolar disorder(4) Writer Sylvia Plath, who had depression(5) Mathematician John Nash (from A Brilliant Mind), who

(1) President Abraham Lincoln, who had depression(2) Writer Virginia Woolf, who had bipolar disorder(3) Artist Vincent Van Gogh, who had bipolar disorder(4) Writer Sylvia Plath, who had depression(5) Mathematician John Nash (from A Brilliant Mind), who

(1) President Abraham Lincoln, who had depression(2) Writer Virginia Woolf, who had bipolar disorder(3) Artist Vincent Van Gogh, who had bipolar disorder(4) Writer Sylvia Plath, who had depression(5) Mathematician John Nash (from A Brilliant Mind), who

(1) President Abraham Lincoln, who had depression(2) Writer Virginia Woolf, who had bipolar disorder(3) Artist Vincent Van Gogh, who had bipolar disorder(4) Writer Sylvia Plath, who had depression(5) Mathematician John Nash (from A Brilliant Mind), who

philosophyquotes: “Growing up is losing some illusions, in order to acquire others.” — Virginia Woolf

philosophyquotes: “Growing up is losing some illusions, in order to acquire others.” — Virginia Woolf

aaronwoolfhaxton:© Aaron Woolf Haxton Photo

aaronwoolfhaxton:© Aaron Woolf Haxton Photo

ambivalentlyyours: “As long as she thinks of a man, nobody objects to a woman thinking.” ― Virginia Woolf, Orlando

ambivalentlyyours: “As long as she thinks of a man, nobody objects to a woman thinking.” ― Virginia Woolf, Orlando

thisiskittenfood: “He said: ‘it’s all in your head’ and I said ‘so is everything’ but he didn’t get it.” -Virginia Woolf *Please do not remove caption and don’t be gross.

thisiskittenfood: “He said: ‘it’s all in your head’ and I said ‘so is everything’ but he didn’t get it.” -Virginia Woolf *Please do not remove caption and don’t be gross.

kissinghendrix: “I detest the masculine point of view. I am bored by his heroism, virtue, and honour. I think the best these men can do is not talk about themselves anymore.” — Virginia Woolf, The Pargiters: The Novel-Essay Portion of THE YEARS

kissinghendrix: “I detest the masculine point of view. I am bored by his heroism, virtue, and honour. I think the best these men can do is not talk about themselves anymore.” — Virginia Woolf, The Pargiters: The Novel-Essay Portion of THE YEARS

silentwolfwitch: “Month by month things are losing their hardness; even my body now lets the light through; my spine is soft like wax near the flame of the candle. I dream; I dream.” - Virginia Woolf

silentwolfwitch: “Month by month things are losing their hardness; even my body now lets the light through; my spine is soft like wax near the flame of the candle. I dream; I dream.” - Virginia Woolf

© Aaron Woolf Haxton Photo

© Aaron Woolf Haxton Photo

aaronwoolfhaxton: Natalie. Miami, Fl. © aaronhaxton.cominstagram.com/aaron_woolf_haxton

aaronwoolfhaxton: Natalie. Miami, Fl. © aaronhaxton.cominstagram.com/aaron_woolf_haxton

thelovenotebook: “But with you I am deeply passionately, unrequitedly in love.” — Virginia Woolf (via thelovenotebook)

thelovenotebook: “But with you I am deeply passionately, unrequitedly in love.” — Virginia Woolf (via thelovenotebook)

sumisa-lily: “I have a deeply hidden and inarticulate desire for something beyond the daily life.”   ~  Virginia Woolf, Moments of Being    

sumisa-lily: “I have a deeply hidden and inarticulate desire for something beyond the daily life.”   ~  Virginia Woolf, Moments of Being    

consistia: “Lua, não somos agradáveis? Não somos adoráveis sentados aqui juntos…?” — Virginia Woolf.

consistia: “Lua, não somos agradáveis? Não somos adoráveis sentados aqui juntos…?” — Virginia Woolf.

embriague-se-de-poesia: “Quantas vezes as pessoas usaram uma caneta ou pincel porque não conseguiram puxar o gatilho?” Virginia Woolf.

embriague-se-de-poesia: “Quantas vezes as pessoas usaram uma caneta ou pincel porque não conseguiram puxar o gatilho?” Virginia Woolf.

passaropoesia: Tenho um desejo profundamente oculto e inarticulado de algo além da vida cotidiana.Virgínia Woolf, escritora britânica.

passaropoesia: Tenho um desejo profundamente oculto e inarticulado de algo além da vida cotidiana.Virgínia Woolf, escritora britânica.

passaropoesia:Preciso de silêncio, e de estar sozinho, e de sair, e de guardar uma hora para refletir sobre o que aconteceu ao meu mundo.Virgínia Woolf, no livro ‘As Ondas’.

passaropoesia:Preciso de silêncio, e de estar sozinho, e de sair, e de guardar uma hora para refletir sobre o que aconteceu ao meu mundo.Virgínia Woolf, no livro ‘As Ondas’.

redemoinhopsiquico:“Meu próprio cérebro é para mim a mais inexplicável das máquinas - sempre zunindo, sussurrando, voando, rugindo, mergulhando e depois se enterrando na lama. E por quê? Para que esta paixão?”Virgínia Woolf

redemoinhopsiquico:“Meu próprio cérebro é para mim a mais inexplicável das máquinas - sempre zunindo, sussurrando, voando, rugindo, mergulhando e depois se enterrando na lama. E por quê? Para que esta paixão?”Virgínia Woolf

annapurrrrna: I am made and remade continually. Different people draw different words from me. Virginia Woolf

annapurrrrna: I am made and remade continually. Different people draw different words from me. Virginia Woolf

hismalfoy: I laugh so much at those homophobes who are into literature and classic stuff because like hey you’re into michelangelo? gAY. you like Virginia Woolf books? totally leSBO. you think oscar wilde is modernist and agree with his philosophies?

hismalfoy: I laugh so much at those homophobes who are into literature and classic stuff because like hey you’re into michelangelo? gAY. you like Virginia Woolf books? totally leSBO. you think oscar wilde is modernist and agree with his philosophies?

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normasshearer: FAVORITE CLASSIC FILM PERFORMANCESELIZABETH TAYLOR as Martha inWHO’S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? (1966) dir. Mike Nichols

normasshearer: FAVORITE CLASSIC FILM PERFORMANCESELIZABETH TAYLOR as Martha inWHO’S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? (1966) dir. Mike Nichols

bleedhoney: “A week’s solitude restores me to the sense that I am a person and not a rag-heap for other people to pick over.” — Vita Sackville-West, from a letter to Virginia Woolf c. September 1925 (via writemeanna)

bleedhoney: “A week’s solitude restores me to the sense that I am a person and not a rag-heap for other people to pick over.” — Vita Sackville-West, from a letter to Virginia Woolf c. September 1925 (via writemeanna)

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