Como mujer que describe su propio cuerpo como «salvajemente indisciplinado», Roxane Gay comprende la tensión entre el deseo y la negación, entre estar bien con una misma y cuidarse. En Hambre explora su pasado, incluido un devastador acto de violencia que supuso un punto de inflexión en su joven vida, y nos narra el viaje emprendido… Continue reading Hambre Memorias de mi cuerpo
“If you feel lost, disappointed, hesitant, or weak, return to yourself, to who you are, here and now and when you get there, you will discover yourself, like a lotus flower in full bloom, even in a muddy pond, beautiful and strong.”
~ Masaru Emoto
I added this picture so you can see what it looks like WITH the sheer sleeves and belly which also has 6 different choices of colors. Super cute!!
And below you can see how super gorgeous the Kosmetik eyes are.
And isn’t this Lotus Tattoo by Eyelure just PERFECT!!
Wearing:
~Le Fashion Whore~ Jasmine Harem – Maitreya, Belleza, & Slink – 6 color top/bottoms – 6 color sheer sleeves/belly which can be turned on/off – HuD
Hair:
[monso] My Hair – Ann
Tattoo:
Eyelure – Set of Tattoos – Believe and Lotus
– wearing Lotus
Eyes:
.kosmetik – Eyes.mystic @The Makeover Room January
Design…
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“Love conquers all; let us, too, yield to Love!” — Virgil, Eclogue X
Let us too, then, yield to Love
Heart within and God above
And push past mind-made dams
The barrage what clog-jams
Let that amor river flow
Heedless nor headless go
Rather, lucid with force
Versed in its own prose
Age, beauty, burdens cast
Asunder cast, and fast
Rid of self-ridicule
Asunder cast faux jewels
Embrace, embrace in its grace
Hold that ether in this vase
Hold on tight and hold on long
Blow that flute; sing that song
Look her in her eyes and kiss
Clasp her cheeks with bliss
Part bangs in the mid; plant lips
Grasp hands; twine fingertips
Scoop her tears, alleve her fears
Bear what leers and what jeers
Stand strong-armed, thick-skinned
Brave storm thunder, desert wind
Brave your own thoughts and past
Brave what horrors eyed-aghast
Brave first what you’d brave last
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In Amor Towles’ A Gentleman in Moscow, the Russian Revolution is a few years old but the country is still in a state of upheaval. The ruling bodies are on a mission to root out individuals whom they consider to be a destabilising force. Their attention turns to Count Alexander Rostov, a suave and handsome member of the aristocracy who has gained a reputation as a poet but whose work is considered counter-revolutionary by the Emergency Committee of the People’s Commissariat for Internal Affairs.
Only his connections with some high-ranking officials save him from being stood in front of a wall and shot. Instead, after declaring him to be a “Former Person” , the Committee sentence the count to imprisonment in Moscow’s Hotel Metropol. It’s the city’s foremost hotel, an Art Deco edifice place frequented by the rich and famous, bureaucrats and foreign visitors. As befitting his status and…
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