When The Lovers Lose Love,

“Many things interested her, and nothing satisfied her entirely.”

— Ivan Turgenev, Fathers and Sons (via books-n-quotes)

bangla shayari

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Oscar Wilde, from At Verona

- Wit, Oathbringer

Still falls the rain, Daichi Takagi

i wanna marry someone who makes me feel like i'm at an art museum, or a library, or a concert, all at once, art all around me. only that the person is the art i stare at

Pablo Neruda, Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despair (1924)

— Peonies, by Mary Oliver

“You cannot always be happy but you can always be brave. And that is the beginning of everything.”

— Unknown

{Tokyo Story (1953), Dir. Yasujirô Ozu / Nizar Qabbani}