(Source: unregarded, via khcomplete)
“—one last cry, “Mother!”—
I have heard that dying men call out to their mothers—
but my mother told me the last word she heard
her mother calling out was her name, Maggie, Maggie,
and the street was full of snow. And the doctor
was walking away. Maggie, for Margaret, from a Mediterranean
root meaning ‘pearl.’”
– Robert Kelly, Orpheus Monologues
(via whimsicalnightowl)
“But it was too late for another effort then. For that time it was his destiny to die, or, as some say, to be carried off to Avilion, where he could wait for better days. For that time it was Lancelot’s fate and Guenever’s to take the tonsure and the veil, while Mordred must be slain. The fate of this man or that man was less than a drop, although it was a sparkling one, in the great blue motion of the sunlit sea.
The cannons of his adversary were thundering in the tattered morning when the Majesty of England drew himself up to meet the future with a peaceful heart.”
– T.H. White, The Once and Future King (via stopthatimp)
Barry Windsor Smith, prints from the Gorblimey Press,
circa 1978-King Arthur Pendragon. The lord of Camelot, wielder of Excalibur, and Patriarch of British Empirism.
-Sir Galahad, the Perfect Knight (Illegitimate son of Sir Launcelot, and most probably a Jesus Allegory from Arthurian Legends)
-Sir Launcelot du Lake, son of King Ban of Benwick, Knight of the Round Table, and the greatest Swordsman of the Arthurian Tales.
(via keraunopathy)
(via queenofshiva)
30 Days of Horror: - Ju-on: The Grudge (2002)
“Thanks for the effort.”
(Source: ethangelion, via queenofshiva)
(via owlings)
300 FAVORITE MOVIES (in no particular order)
151. Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End (2007)
“The only way for a pirate to make a living these days is by betraying other pirates.”
(via ofjustimagine)
(Source: serenity-moon, via queenofshiva)
