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world-shards: Sappho, fragment 104A (tr. Anne Carson).
world-shards: Sappho, fragment 104A (tr. Anne Carson).
world-shards: Bronze sculpture of five turtlesEdo (present-day Tokyo, Japan) Artist Murata Seimin (J
revosrightnipple: world-shards: invite-me-to-your-memories: The writing of H. P. Lovecraft, with eve
world-shards: @raspurr on Twitter (Humansville, Missouri, pop. 1,048. Named after James Human, who s
world-shards:Gilgamesh wandering in the wilderness, from Babylonian tablet IX (tr. Andrew George, P
revosrightnipple: world-shards: invite-me-to-your-memories: The writing of H. P. Lovecraft, with eve
world-shards: British porcelain tankard with birds and flowers, 18th century (Met Museum)
world-shards: Sappho, fragment 104A (tr. Anne Carson).
world-shards: Edna St. Vincent Millay, ‘Passer Mortuus Est,’ from her collection Second
world-shards: Pomegranate flower (Punica granatum) on Flickr.
world-shards: Bowl designed by Tiffany, ca. 1908Favrile glass made by the Tiffany Furnaces, 6 &frac1
world-shards: Edna St. Vincent Millay, ‘Passer Mortuus Est,’ from her collection Second
world-shards: Seated GuanyinChina, late 14th-15th century (Ming dynasty) Dry lacquer, gold, and pain
world-shards: Guanyin Holding a ChildChinese, 1580-1644 The Chinese goddess of compassion, Guanyin,
world-shards: Bonaly Tower, near Edinburgh, home of Lord Cockburn and family, 1843-7Salted paper pri
world-shards: Pomegranate flower (Punica granatum) on Flickr.
revosrightnipple: world-shards: invite-me-to-your-memories: The writing of H. P. Lovecraft, with eve
world-shards: Pomegranate flower (Punica granatum) on Flickr.
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