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“Under A Glass Bell” by AnaΓ―s Nin.

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Mean Girls Bite Because They Are Wounded

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“Tyrants always fear art because tyrants  want to mystify while art tends to clarify.  The good artist is a vehicle of truth.” Iris Murdoch Both art and philosophy constantly re-create themselves by returning  to the deep and obvious and ordinary things of human existence  and making there a place for cool speech and wit  and serious unforced reflection.  Long may this central area remain to us,  the homeland of freedom and of art.  The great artist, like the great saint,  calms us by a kind of unassuming simple lucidity,  he speaks with the voice that we hear in  Homer and in Shakespeare and in the Gospels.  This is the human language of which, whenever we write,  as artists or as word-users of any other kind,  we should endeavour to be worthy. Frida's Law of Attraction Rivers Run, Water Falls and Sun Rises This Magic Moon is pure beauty, no sliver, cres...

You are Magic ❤️ Dear Artistic (and poetic) Dancer

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“You deserve a lover who wants you disheveled, with everything and all the reasons that wake you up in a haste and the demons that won’t let you sleep. You deserve a lover who makes you feel safe, who can consume this world whole if he walks hand in hand with you; someone who believes that his embraces are a perfect match with your skin. You deserve a lover who wants to dance with you, who goes to paradise every time he looks into your eyes and never gets tired of studying your expressions. You deserve a lover who listens when you sing, who supports you when you feel shame and respects your freedom; who flies with you and isn’t afraid to fall. You deserve a lover who takes away the lies and brings you hope, coffee, and poetry "   by Frida Kahlo An endless search for "Her Perfect Lover"   One theme that constantly emerged in Kahlo's work is suffering. After a lifetime of physical, emotional, and relationship pains, Kahlo's worldview was one t...