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wishing for a childhood summer when life slows down to a standstill and i have all the time in the world to read and stare off into space

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PAUL McCARTNEY with a camera in Central Park in New York City. February 8, 1964.

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It’s sad to think that you may never see or talk to someone again who you once considered to be one of the most important people in your life at a certain point in time. This is one of those concepts that I will never be able to understand. 

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“don't bend; don't water it down; don't try to make it logical; don't edit your own soul according to the fashion. rather, follow your most intense obsessions mercilessly.”

~Franz Kafka

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MARIANNE FAITHFULL in Wimbledon Common, London. 1964. Photo taken by Gered Mankowitz.

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“There’s a thin sheet of glass between me and life. However clearly I see and understand life, I cannot touch it.”

— Fernando Pessoa  

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Paul McCartney at the press event for the Our World TV live special broadcast. Abbey Road Studios, London, 25 June 1967.

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Marilyn Monroe at the “Call Me Madam” premiere in 1953 (video source)

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can't get over the oldest living olive tree being over 4000 years old. imagine someone in 200 bc being like look at this old tree. so many living breathing people existed before us and they had lives just like ours and they lived in the same world we live in, only younger. if you stop for a second and close your eyes and listen you can hear what they heard. someone looked at this tree when it was just a sprout. someone ate the first olive from it. and then 2000 years later someone else thinks the very same thing

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daydreaming on public transportation just hit different

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Grace Kelly, “The Swan”, 1956

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“By the way, do you know the joys of being alone, walking alone, lying in the sun alone?”

— Franz Kafka, Letters to Felice (via kafkaesque-world)