“There’s a soft spot in everything Our fingers touch, the one place where everything breaks When we press it just right. The past is like that with its arduous edges and blind sides, The whorls of our fingerprints embedded along its walls Like fossils the sea has left behind.”
— Charles Wright, from “Two Stories,” The Other Side of the River (Random House, 1984)
Despite [her] demented laugh, she may actually be an uncommonly sad girl. Doesn’t a person who laughs a lot also cry a lot?
Dazai Osamu, Pandora’s Box
Anaïs Nin, Fire: From “A Journal of Love”: The Unexpurgated Diary of Anaïs Nin, 1934–1937
Vivienne Westwood Corsets
musings on June
1.anne sexton (“the truth the dead know”), 2. anne sexton (“suicide note poem”), 3. mary oliver (“august”), 4. l.m. montgomery (“anne of the island”), 5. morgan parker (“the black saint & the sinner lady & the dead & the truth”), 6. found poems: sylvia plath / peter k. steinberg (“percy key among the narcissi”) artwork by hugo grenville
buy me a coffee
why be happy when you could be normal?, jeanette winterson // later: my life at the edge of the world, paul lisicky // untitled, abigail disney // the icarus girl, helen oyeyemi // in which i prefer to blast frank while the door is closed, hazem fahmy // indian killer, sherman alexie // the invention of solitude, paul auster // vesuvius, amber sparks // i threw an effigy-burning bonfire for my female rage, ash sanders // the brief wondrous life of oscar wao, junot díaz.
Jessica Silversaga for A Doll’s House magazine, 2011.
Phyllis Shafer, Pennyroyal Retreat, 2013, oil on linen on board, 20 × 16 inches.
Frank Bidart, from Half-light: Collected Poems; "End of a Friendship" // Marya Hornbacher, Waiting // Ijeoma Umebinyuo, Questions for Ada // Rita Dove, from "November for Beginners"
a list of poems that erode my heart, bit by bit.
a love note by adeeba shahid talukder
the gardener 85 by rabindranath tagore
from blossoms by li-young lee
the snow fairy by claude mckay
last night by faiz ahmed faiz (i don't have a reliable translation for this )
you can't have it all by barbara ras
mountain dew commercial disguised as a love song by matthew olzmann
a book said dream and i do by barbara ras
i love you to the moon & by chen chen
14 love songs by elizabeth jacobson
lover by ada limón
night walk by franz wright
the persimmon tree by lee jae-mu
lullaby by w. h. auden
eating together by li-young lee
april moon by cathy song
a dawn letter by kwak je-mu
on love by kahil gibran
Glamour magick is a spell that you cast on yourself to change how others perceive you.
The key to this working is to manifest your intent. It's a placebo effect. If you believe it is real, it will become real (in a sense).
Normally glamour magick is preformed while getting ready for the day, night, or an event (school, date, outing exc. exc.) Which means it blends into the mundane.
You can create oils and blends anything your heart desires, even magickly infused foods and drinks, or you can use what you already have: shampoo, hair brush, makeup, moisturizer, toothpaste exc exc.
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A good place to start is with:
♡Red- confidence, romantic love, strength
♡Pink- self love, kindness, platonic love, softness
♡Orange- creativity, energy, sucess
♡Yellow- happiness, joy, positivity
♡Green- luck, healing, money manifestation
♡Blue- peace, calm, clairity, communication
♡Purple- imagination, intuition, peace
♡Brown- friendship, security, stability
♡Black- protection, banishing
♡White- clensing, peace, truth
♡Silver- healing
♡Gold- sucess, wealth
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Moving on, we will get into more correspondences/enchantments in glamour magick.
• Shampoo- clenses negativity
• Conditioner- restores positivity
• Body scrub- removes negative energy
• Lotion- (varies by scent), softness
• Hair oil/ leave in conditioner- protection
• Deep conditioner- restores positive energy
• Facial cleanser- removes negative energy
• Facial scrub- clenses negativity
• Moisturizer- protection, restores positive energy
• Serums- (varies by ingredient), locks in good energy
• Spot treatments- conceals what you do not wish to be seen
• Eye masks- clairity
• Lip masks- sweetens your words
• Suncreen- protection
• Mascara/eyeliner- see through lies, enhance your eyes beauty
• Lip products- people will listen when you speak, sweeten your words/influence
• Eyeshadow- (varies by color)
• Concealer- to hide what others should not know
• Highlighter- to apear more radiant/glowing
• Blush- to appear innocent and soft
• Toothpaste/Toothbrush- clense negativity
• Hairbrush- remove negative energy
• Nail polish- (varies by color)
• Glasses- to see what others cannot
• Hair- Braid your hair with your intentions
• Perfume- (varies by scent)
• Clothing- (varies by color)
• Jewelry- (varies by intent)
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Remember, affirmations and enchantments are key to glamours
• say or think corresponding affirmations while doing your skincare or makup
• enchant everything you use with intentions, you could even put sigils on them
• enchant your jewelry for a specific purpose
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This is from my personal grimoire, thus my own opinions on glamours.
you can reblog with other glamour related tips and tricks 💕