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jameswesleys:The two of us, we do things they can’t. Won’t. That make us bad? It makes us… us.

kickassfu:what is magic if not small moments laid softly and tenderly upon smaller moments.a hug, a

highkingfen:Character growth study:Eliot WaughWell, then. I will say what I wish my father had said

writemeanna:T. S. Eliot, from The Collected Poems (1909-1962 “East Coker,”

downriversandroads:angel-in-a-big-blue-box:morebrandy:“An off-duty cop from Boston caught in the w

acambridgestudent:‘April is the cruellest month’ ~ T. S. Eliot, The Waste Land Reading poetry in spe

the-firefall:Do you ever think Elliot might hallucinate about Shayla while he’s upset so he can make

Octavio Paz, ‘A Little Variation’, A Tree Within (trans. Eliot Weinberger)

poetsonart:Edward Hopper, Excursion into Philosophy (1959) // T.S. Eliot, “The Love Song of J. Alfre

martinsblackwood:(x)

dailyleverage:#the adventures of eye-roll and face-palm 

alittlemorethanateam:Q: [In The Gone Fishin’ Job] why was it Hardison who stops them from getting on

leverageepisodegifs:Eliot Spencer. Sophie Devereaux102: The Homecoming Job

pasticciaccio:T.S. Eliot, Burnt Norton (Four Quartets)

This is the way the world ends     This is the way the world ends    This is the way the world ends 

ahkmenrahtrash:gif credit goes to @henryspivey

koraru-san:CaughtA little comic to wish Happy Birthday to my friends @optimuspower92 (Sorry for the

As she laughed I was aware of becoming involved in her laughter and being part of it, until her teet

Octavio Paz, ‘Return’, A Tree Within (trans. Eliot Weinberger)

gulegardiner:brian and the monster are both covered in blood, this is both terrifying and exciting a

martinsblackwood:(x)Shut up I can’t handle how cute they are

randomhouse:bookpatrol:T.S. Eliot in London, 1958 (by Larry Burrows)Cats ‘n’ literary legends.

barcarole:Manuscript of George Eliot’s Adam Bede, dated March 23rd 1859. Eliot addresses him as her

Octavio Paz, ‘A Wind Called Bob Rauschenberg’, A Tree Within (trans. Eliot Weinberger)

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