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roguerambles · 11 months

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By the Fire

The Witcher Fic - Geralt of Rivia x Male Reader

Warnings - 18+ Only. Some mild NSFW. Brief description of monster violence.

So, fun fact about me, the Witcher 3 is one of my favourite games ever and Geralt of Rivia is kinda sorta my ultimate weakness. Look at him. JUST LOOK AT HIM--

Toussaint is one of my favourite areas in the game, and I figured Anarietta could use a court mage to fall in love with the local witcher, oops--

Perhaps hiring the Witcher had been unnecessary.

The Duchess had been quite insistent, however, that her newly appointed Court Mage not go wandering the Marcescent Forest unaccompanied. Several of the Ducal Guard had volunteered to accompany you, but oddly enough it was Captain de la Tour who recommended hiring Geralt of Rivia.

“All manner of beasts stalk the region.” He had gruffly told you, ignoring the surprised expression Her Grace had given him. “A witcher would be a prudent choice for a travelling companion.”

You could not critique his reasoning, although you liked to think your magic could handle a few beasts. But your research could take hours, and a man familiar with killing monsters watching over you was reassurance enough to Her Grace.

You had heard of Geralt of Rivia, of course – you doubted there were many in Toussaint who hadn’t – but you had not met the man in person since his arrival to the region. When you had arrived at Corvo Bianco, dressed in your finest travelling cloak and a large pouch of coin attached to your hip, you had been somewhat embarrassed at the almost boyish excitement you felt as the majordomo – Barnabas – welcomed you to the estate and led you into the vineyard.

“Master Geralt, the Court Mage has come to see you.”

“Barnabas, you need to stop calling me that.”

Geralt of Rivia – the White Wolf, the Butcher of Blaviken – stood amongst the rows of vines, heavy with grapes, white hair tied back loosely, his chest bare, a fine sheen of sweat coating his skin from the blazing warmth of the summer sun. Your gaze was drawn to the patchwork of heavy scars decorating his skin, the toned musculature of his arms, the broadness of his shoulders, the handsome jawline dusted with silver. He moved with the easy grace of a warrior and it took you a moment to realise you had not spoken at all, even as he rose from where he had been kneeling and approached you.

“Damien de la Tour sent word. Apparently you need a Witcher.”

His voice was deep and pleasant to your ears, and found your tongue was refusing to form words in your mouth. You were staring like you had never seen a man with his tunic off before, and you saw the corners of Geralt’s lips twitch, his brows arching slightly upwards. You felt heat rush to your cheeks and you cleared your throat loudly, hastily reaching for your coin pouch and fumblingly explaining the terms of your contract.

“It’s only a few hours…and I can pay your handsomely. I mean, you are handsome. I mean, pay handsomely!”

You contemplated fleeing back to Beauclair on the spot. Geralt simply looked bemused, while Barnabas remained cooly neutral as you made a fool of yourself.

But the Witcher accepted your coin, and within the hour you were both riding towards the forest, the sun grazing the tops of the trees. You focused on examining the local flora, and tried to ignore how striking the Witcher looked in armour. You eventually settled into a companionable quiet, with Geralt occasionally asking about what exactly you were doing. You initially thought he was just being polite, but he seemed genuinely interested in what you had to say. He even answered a few of your own questions about the various potions you’d spotted attached to his belt.

Even if he was only humouring you, it did little to quell the pleased flutter of butterflies in your stomach every time you coaxed a small smile or a thoughtful “hmmmm” from the man.

“It’ll be dark soon.” Geralt spoke up the nearby tree he leaned against, watching you work. “We shouldn’t be out much longer.”

You had been searching for a few hours, and while you had collected a few interesting specimens, none of them had been what you had been looking for. And aside from the occasional curious deer, no creatures had made their presence known. You sighed and brushed your hands against your cloak, smiling apologetically. “I am sorry. This must be rather dull for you.”

Geralt barked out a short laugh, shaking his head with faint amusement. “Don’t worry about it.” His eyes flickered over your shoulder. “I’m sorry you haven’t found what you were looking for.”

“Was it that obvious?”

“Either that or your excited reaction is very understated.”

You laughed, prompting a subtle smile from Geralt that made your pulse quicken. You dipped your head slightly, turning back to gather your materials, when Geralt suddenly went still. Then he darted towards you, his hand reaching for his silver sword. “Move—!”

You startled in alarm, the earth shifting under your feet. Something screeched underneath you, high and shrill, and you stumbled backwards, claws long and sharp slicing at the air where you had been standing. Dirt and stone flew in every direction as something tore through the ground, and all you could see clearly rows of needle-like teeth snapping inches from your face.

You threw out your arms, panic burning fierce and bright in your chest as Geralt shouldered past you, a ripple of magic spilling from his open balm. The monster screamed as your magic clashed with his, sending it hurtling through the air and into the trees with a loud crack. Wood splintered as the creature writhed and wailed, blood spewing from a wound in its underbelly. Geralt swore loudly, before swinging his blade and thrusting it into the creature’s exposed stomach.

The ground continued to crack under your feet, soil and earth spilling into a deepening crevice. “Geralt—!” You willed your feet to move, but the crumbling earth was faster, and you found yourself being rapidly yanked downwards into cold, open air. “Geralt….!”

The Witcher dove after you, his large hands grasping your arms as you both tumbled over the edge. His arms circled around you, pulling you sharply against the metal of his armour so hard your teeth rattled, but you barely had time to register the dull burst of pain before plunging in the overwhelming chill of the river below.

You were curled under a blanket near the campfire, and you were hoping that if you prayed very, very hard, the gods would show mercy and simply kill you now.

After Geralt had dragged you out of the river like a bag of soaked vegetables, he had dove back in to fish out you and he’s scattered belongings before they were washed away. Your ankle throbbed painfully, somehow injured in the fall, and you had been forced to watch from the side-lines as Geralt set up your little makeshift camp, set up traps to ward off potential beasts, and cooked the fish he’d caught for you both over the fire.

You could not recall a time you had felt so thoroughly useless. You were a sorcerer, a bloody good one, but portals had never been your strong suit, and with how wrong everything had gone today you didn’t want to risk sending you and the Witcher halfway across the Continent into some carnivorous creature’s jaws. He probably already thought you were hopeless enough.

The sun was dipping lower and lower, but the Witcher insisted travelling through the forest at night was asking for trouble, particularly since you were struggling to walk. He had said this while stripping out of his dripping wet clothes, tossing them aside to dry, and encouraged you to do the same, and you had been far too flustered to muster much protest.

So there you sat, shivering under your blanket, guiltily watching as Geralt did everything, his leggings hanging distractingly low on his hips, the fading sun casting a warm, appealing glow against the glistening musculature of his scarred back and shoulders.

It was impolite to stare, but you could not help it.

You settled eventually, your clothes still to soaked to wear, and Geralt sat on the other side of the fire, seemingly quite at ease as you tried and failed to not follow a particular scar that trailed from his side and disappeared into his waistline—

“Bruxa.”

You startled, your eyes snapping upwards to meet his knowing expression. You flushed and stammered – gods you dealt with nobles and your fellow sorcerers with skilled eloquence, yet the Witcher reduced you to a clumsy wreck without even trying – as Geralt chuckled slightly, lifting his arm and gesturing at his side.

“This scar is from a Bruxa. In case you were wondering.”

He had clearly noticed your staring and you were seriously considering getting up and tossing yourself back into the river. You averted your eyes, your tongue useless in your mouth. “I did not mean to stare.”

Geralt peered at you thoughtfully. “They bother you? A witcher’s path is a dangerous one. War wounds are inevitable.”

“Bother me?” You nearly laughed. You had been counting every scar, wondering how they’d feel under your tongue; when you weren’t distracted with the strong, firm muscle of the Witcher’s body on such tantalising display. “No…not at all.”

“…hmm.” You could have sworn you saw Geralt’s lips twitch into a smirk for a moment, and began to fear that there was something to the rumours of Witcher’s reading minds. “You’re still shivering?”

Grateful for the shift in topic away from dangerous territory, you tugged your blanket tighter around your shoulders, smiling a little weakly. “I’m sure it will pass. I just need to stay near the fire.”

Geralt stared at you thoughtfully a moment, before shaking his head. “You’ve been sitting there a while. We need to warm you up.” He stood and began making his way towards you, and your heartbeat quickened.

“Oh! I…that isn’t necessary—”

Geralt shook his head again. “I doubt the Lady Duchess will be pleased if her Court Mage gets sick under my watch.” He sat down beside you, and patted his lap. “Come here. We’ll share body heat a while.”

For a few seconds, you completely forgot how to breathe. You stared at Geralt mutely, and his expression remained perfectly serious. You opened and closed your mouth several times, before finally finding the power of speech once more. “I…can’t ask you to do that.”

“You didn’t. I’m offering.”

You swallowed thickly, offering a quick prayer to whatever god was listening that you weren’t about to make a complete fool out of yourself. You shuffled into Geralt’s lap, his thighs sturdy and strong underneath you, and he pulled your blanket around him, your back pressed flush against his chest. He felt hot and solid and strong, his toned, powerful arms sliding around you and sweet merciful gods you were growing hard—

“Better?” Geralt asked, his voice low and warm as honey and you squirmed, hoping he didn’t notice your reaction.

“Y-yes.” You choked out, your face burning. “T-thank you. Sir Geralt.”

“Hmm.” You could not look up at his face, but you swore you could hear a smile. “Don’t mention it.”

You sat in silence a while, Geralt’s warmth bleeding into you, the sounds of the forest humming all around. It was almost a pleasant atmosphere, but you found it hard to truly relax, considering how you had ended up in this situation in the first place.

“I am sorry.” You murmured.

Geralt’s eyes narrowed, his head tilting. “For what?”

“For…well this.” You gestured vaguely around you. “It’s not what you signed up for.”

“You didn’t plan for this to happen, as far as I’m aware. You have nothing to apologise for.”

“Still, I am sorry.” You mumbled softly. “This can’t be how you envisioned your day ending.”

Geralt was quiet for a moment, before responding in a soft murmur in your ear that made you shiver for reasons other than the cold. “Hmmm….A warm fire, and a pretty, almost naked man in my lap.” Geralt hummed, the sound vibrating deep in his chest and against your back. “That’s better than I hoped.”

Heat flooded your cheeks, your pulse quickening as though it had been jolted with lightning. You went rigid in Geralt’s arms, and he chuckled lowly, his tone turning apologetic.

“…I’m sorry. Too forward?”

“What?” You twisted around to face him, which was a mistake, because suddenly his face was directly in front of yours, and you fumbled as his strong jaw and striking eyes were right there. “No, I…I mean…” You stumbled over your words as Geralt laughed softly, looking terribly pleased with himself. “I-I just…pretty--?”

You wanted to combust.

Geralt chuckled, his voice a maddeningly delicious mix of rough and smooth as he leaned forward slightly, his eyes seeming to glow molten gold in the firelight. “Yes.” He murmured, lips quirking into a small smirk that somehow made him even more unreasonably attractive. “Pretty.”

He had lovely lips, you noticed, before you leaned forward and pressed your own against them. Geralt made a low, pleased sound in his throat, his large, rough palm sliding over your hip and pressing against your lower back, leaving a trail of tingling warm in its wake.

This was hardly behaviour appropriate of a member of the Duchess’s Court, you realised distantly as you twisted in Geralt’s lap, slinging you thigh over his waist as you pressed your hips together, enticing a groan from the Witcher that set your blood aflame. His tongue slid into your eager mouth, his free hand slowly roaming over your bare thigh appreciatively as he tugged you closer, your chest flush with his. Your hand stroked over the thick swell of his bicep, fingers fascinated by the feeling of smooth skin and scar tissue, his beard rubbing against your skin in way that made you wonder how it would feel rubbing elsewhere.

The blanket fell from your shoulders, but the chill of the night air was chased away by Geralt’s hands, stroking and roaming and grasping, and you heard yourself moan needily as you ground your hips against his, your flesh rubbing against his through the thin material of your undergarments. You wanted to feel the rest of him, and you stroked down his sides, reaching for his waistband.

Geralt grabbed your wrists, tearing his lips from yours with a reluctant hiss. “Wait.” He leaned back, his expression mournful as his gaze trailed over you, lust bright and gold in his eyes.

You felt dizzy and flushed and breathless and you wanted Geralt to keep kissing you. You rubbed your hips against his and the Witcher groaned, eyes fluttering closed as he grasped your waist to still you. “Not here.” He forced out, his tongue darting out to wet his lips. “We shouldn’t make too much noise.”

Your face felt hot at the implication of his words, and as you took a moment to catch your breath you remembered you were in the middle of the forest. “Of…of course.” You inhaled deeply, struggling to keep eye contact as Geralt leaned back slightly, the muscles of his abdomen contracting distractingly under your palms. “We…I should…”

You tried to move, but Geralt’s hands cupped your waist, holding you in position. “Hold on.” He smirked up at you, eyes trailing slowly over your body. “I want to look at you a little longer.”

You flushed and cleared your throat loudly, ignoring his mouth and his eyes and his hands and everything else about him that made your stomach feel tight and hot. “You can look at me all you want back at Corvo Bianco.”

Geralt’s eyebrow arched. “Oh?” He leaned towards you again, lips tugging into a small grin. “Is that a promise?”

You shoved him and he laughed, deep and throaty, and you realised his laugh was yet another thing you could add to the list of things you liked about Geralt of Rivia.

Morning came eventually, and you both made your way to Corvo Bianco without further incident. You ankle still ached, but Geralt very gallantly carried you the last stretch of the journey, smirking as you flushed in his arms.

You sent word to the Duchess that you would be taking a few days to recuperate, and if anyone noticed that you spent the entirety of your recovery in the Witcher’s bedroom, they were polite enough not to say anything about it.

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bellsolciere · 25 days

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Diamond Chateau - Rose Diamond

Rose Diamond, is the youngest of the Diamonds, she's known for her imponent and sour personality, different from the other diamonds that present a behavior of respect but admiration, many of the gems have fear and love for Rose, she's the one that shows the most in public, different from the other diamonds, which only appear in matters of necessity

Powers: Rejuvenation Aura - She can create a laser beam through her eye that will allow other gems to rejuvenate

Disaster Manipulation - She can manipulate Gas, Poison, Acid, Fire, and Stones to cause disaster, she does that to punish the gems that don't fall in line. VA: Esme Bianco (Eclipsa from SVTFOE)

Cherry Pearl, Peach Pearl and Plum Pearl

Rose has 3 Pearls. Cherry, Plum and Peach, all of them have a item that she gifted them, they're responsible for managing Rose's social event presence and all of the other stuff she does, Cherry is Excited, Peach is Calm and Plum is Sadistic, all of them balance Rose's life in a way

And That's everything! there will be more diamonds coming so please stay tuned, and as always, askbox are open for any questions! (Reblogs are really appreciated)

#steven universe #gemsona #su #su future #suf #steven universe au #rose diamond #rosediamond #rosediamondau #diamondauthority

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donaruz · 2 months

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Federico Garcia Lorca

Pioggia

La pioggia ha un vago segreto di tenerezza

una sonnolenza rassegnata e amabile,

una musica umile si sveglia con lei

e fa vibrare l'anima addormentata del paesaggio.

È un bacio azzurro che riceve la Terra,

il mito primitivo che si rinnova.

Il freddo contatto di cielo e terra vecchi

con una pace da lunghe sere.

È l'aurora del frutto. Quella che ci porta i fiori

e ci unge con lo spirito santo dei mari.

Quella che sparge la vita sui seminati

e nell'anima tristezza di ciò che non sappiamo.

La nostalgia terribile di una vita perduta,

il fatale sentimento di esser nati tardi,

o l'illusione inquieta di un domani impossibile

con l'inquietudine vicina del color della carne.

L'amore si sveglia nel grigio del suo ritmo,

il nostro cielo interiore ha un trionfo di sangue,

ma il nostro ottimismo si muta in tristezza

nel contemplare le gocce morte sui vetri.

E son le gocce: occhi d'infinito che guardano

il bianco infinito che le generò.

Ogni goccia di pioggia trema sul vetro sporco

e vi lascia divine ferite di diamante.

Sono poeti dell'acqua che hanno visto e meditano

ciò che la folla dei fiumi ignora.

O pioggia silenziosa; senza burrasca, senza vento,

pioggia tranquilla e serena di campani e di dolce luce,

pioggia buona e pacifica, vera pioggia,

quando amorosa e triste cadi sopra le cose!

O pioggia francescana che porti in ogni goccia

anime di fonti chiare e di umili sorgenti!

Quando scendi sui campi lentamente

le rose del mio petto apri con i tuoi suoni.

Il canto primitivo che dici al silenzio

e la storia sonora che racconti ai rami

il mio cuore deserto li commenta

in un nero e profondo pentagramma senza chiave.

La mia anima ha la tristezza della pioggia serena,

tristezza rassegnata di cosa irrealizzabile,

ho all'orizzonte una stella accesa

e il cuore mi impedisce di contemplarla.

O pioggia silenziosa che gli alberi amano

e sei al piano dolcezza emozionante:

da' all'anima le stesse nebbie e risonanze

che lasci nell'anima addormentata del paesaggio!

#poesia #garcia lorca #pioggia

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scotianostra · 2 months

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Happy birthday Annette Crosbie, born 12th February 1934.

Annette was born in Gorebridge, Midlothian, to strict Presbyterian parents who disapproved of her becoming an actress.

Nvertheless, she joined the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School while still in her teens. Her big break came in 1970 when she was cast as Catherine of Aragon in the BBC television series The Six Wives of Henry VIII, for which she won the 1971 BAFTA Television Award for Best Actress. In 1973, she starred alongside Vanessa Redgrave in the BBC serial, A Picture of Katherine Mansfield.

Crosbie was born in Gorebridge, Midlothian, to strict Presbyterian parents who disapproved of her becoming an actress. Nevertheless, she joined the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School while still in her teens. Her big break came in 1970 when she was cast as Catherine of Aragon in the BBC television series The Six Wives of Henry VIII, for which she won the 1971 BAFTA Television Award for Best Actress. In 1973, she starred alongside Vanessa Redgrave in the BBC serial, A Picture of Katherine Mansfield.

In 1975, Crosbie made a similar impact as Queen Victoria, in the ITV period drama Edward the Seventh, for which she won the 1976 BAFTA Television Award for Best Actress. She played Cinderella’s fairy godmother in The Slipper and the Rose, which was chosen as the Royal Film Première for 1976. In that film, Crosbie sang the Sherman Brothers’ song, “Suddenly It Happens”. In Ralph Bakshi’s animated movie, The Lord of the Rings, filmed in 1978, Crosbie voiced the character of Galadriel, Lady of the Elves. In 1980, she played the abbess in Hawk the Slayer. In 1986, she appeared as the vicar’s wife in Paradise Postponed.

After appearing in the BBC1 drama Take Me Home, Crosbie’s next major role was as Margaret Meldrew, the long-suffering wife of Victor Meldrewplayed by fellow Scot, Richard Wilson) in the BBC sitcom One Foot in the Grave for which she is best known. She also played Janet, the housekeeper to Dr. Finlay, in the 1993 revival of A.J. Cronin’s popular stories.

Crosbie’s other roles include playing the monkey-lover Ingrid Strange in an episode of Jonathan Creek, Edith Sparshott in An Unsuitable Job for a Woma, and Jessie in the film Calendar Girls. In 2004, Crosbie appeared alongside Sam Kelly in an episode of the third series of Black Books, as the mother of the character Manny Bianco. In the series six and seven of the BBC Radio 4 comedy series Old Harry’s Game, she played a recently deceased historian named Edith.

In 2008 she appeared in the BBC adaptation of Charles Dickens’s Little Dorrit, in 2009, she portrayed Sadie Cairncross in the BBC television series Hope Springs. In 2010 Crosbie appeared in the Doctor Who episode “The Eleventh Hour”. In 2014 Crosbie appeared in the movies What We Did on Our Holiday and Into the Woods. In 2015 she appeared in a BBC adaptation of the novel Cider with Rosie. In 2016 she appeared in the new film version of Dad’s Army .

In recent years, she appeared in season two of Ricky Gervais' black comedy-drama After Life on Netflix. She now resides in Wimbledon and is a campaigner against cruelty for animals.

#scotland #scottish #history #actress #happy birthday

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ilsalvagocce · 6 months

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io e babbo portiamo i fiori al cimitero, prima che la notte scenda

nonno e nonna assistono al cambio di fiori di stoffa, sì di stoffa e pure di fiori veri. un compaesano in giro di cimitero, che non conosco e chiameremo signor mattone, perché ha un cardigan color mattone, si avvicina e attacca bottone, con mio padre, risaputo cordiale parlatore, ma sai, dico ma non lo dico, anche babbo desidera i silenzi di fronte ai suoi morti, sbuffo dentro, e per tutto il cambio vasi cambio fiori, colpetti di tosse, il signor mattone parla parla parla, dei tempi andati dei parenti suoi che non stanno lì, del chicchessiaqualunquecosa. Nonno Attilio sbuffa, giovane ragazzo quando mio padre aveva un mese soltanto, o non so cosa pensa. Ci guarda col volto basso, un po’ interdetto un po’ faccia di bronzo, capello impomatato sigaretta sospesa sulle labbra, pinces sui pantaloni, james dean prima di james dean, maledetta la vespa, maledetta la strada dell’incrocio dei paesi. Gina, dall’alto del suo gran petto che riempie l'ovale della foto e dal basso della sua minutezza, paziente, paziente per forza per amore, aspetta, che il signor mattone ci lasci soli, con la nipote mai conosciuta e il figlio adorato dagli occhi cerulei come i suoi, in bianco e nero. Sospira, la sento che sospira. Io faccio le faccende dei fiori, magari il signor mattone s’accorge e va via, però non so se ho scelto i fiori giusti per lei, se amava questi o preferiva i cristantemi, ma a me non piacciono tanto nonna, e poi non riesco a concentrarmi sull’ikebana, se non posso stare da sola qui con mio padre e con voi, questo signore marroncino continua a parlare della giunta comunale e di chi ruba i fiori alle tombe.

Mattone poi se ne va e io chiedo a babbo un ricordo di tutti e due, anche inventato, è la nostra preghiera. Poi ci prendiamo sottobraccio e andiamo verso la tomba di Grazia, saliamo le scale, c’è un tragitto da fare per raggiungerla, anche se casualmente, è stato un caso, ma nulla è per caso, nel cimitero la tomba di mamma e quella dei nonni si guardano, mamma dal balcone, loro da basso, attorno all’aiuola verde. Una prende l’alba, loro il tramonto.

C’è un sacco di via vai, tutti sembrano più di me provvisti di fiori speciali acque e spruzzini e lavette, io con le mie rose color malva chiaro, e poi volevo pure le foglie e pure le melagrane dell'orto nostro, ma i vasetti son piccini, e tra poco cala il sole.

Arriviamo da mamma a ovest, e come fantasma urlatore scorgiamo il gomito del signor mattone lì davanti la pietra di mia madre. Non ci credo, ci stava aspettando lì, per parlarti ancora! Facciamo un altro giro, un po’ di silenzio vi prego su questa terra, magari si stufa e se ne va, intanto babbo racconta, saluta di qua, io invidio la nebbiolina fiorita di là, che annuvola i vasetti, passa tempo, cala la luce ancora un po', e poi ritorniamo da mamma, ora addirittura s’è creato crocicchio di altrettanti a me sconosciuti, in quei tre metri quadri di fronte alla parete di piccole lapidi. Sospiriamo, giriamo l’angolo verso mamma, facciamoci vedere, tanto qui non se ne va nessuno mi sa.

Ciao mamma dico piano, perché tutti attorno parlano forte di gente che sta male, di un marito che pensa! imbocca la moglie, e io mi dico ma ma ma, ma no, non dico, io e mamma ci guardiamo, la vedo con gli occhi all’indietro, che dice santa pace e qualche parolina di sarcasmo beffardo, babbo sorride contrito alle mie spalle, costretto alle parole degli Altri, è più silenzioso del solito, è scocciato mio padre, è scocciato anche lui, da signor mattone e signor senape e signora muschio, ma mai dirà Potete un attimo lasciarci soli?, Possiamo un attimo raccoglierci, zitti, zitti vi prego, su questa terra, d'altronde lui è il figlio di quei due là sotto all'aiuola dell'est, è il marito della donna qui davanti che sta di fronte al mare coi capelli al vento, e se ne frega dei capelli scapecciati, lui è quello che sta qui, lui accoglie.

Io invece sono la figlia di questo qui che accoglie, e della donna in foto di fronte al mare in tempesta, metto le tre rose color malva nel vasetto, come graffiare il muro della lavagna, mi avvicino alla pietra faccio quasi per entrare dentro il ritratto, cerco di immaginare le battute di mia madre scaccia-urlatori inopportuni, analfabeti della gentilezza, la guardo, chiedo suggerimenti, la vita fa ridere un sacco, ora mi metto un lenzuolo in testa e faccio BOOOO a tutti, così se ne vanno.

invece no, fingiamo di andarcene noi, salutiamo, gli Altri si dileguano, non c'è più da chiacchierare spettegolare a voce alta, torniamo indietro, zitti zitti, non abbiamo gabbato la morte, gabbiamo l'inopportuno, non è poco. Dai sistema i fiori, dimmi i ricordi.

#halloween #il salvagocce #mamma

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traumatizedjaguar · 5 months

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Why people need to stop being obsessed with Johnny Depp:

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JD defends film director Roman Polanski in 2010 interview about Roman Polanski's arrest in 1977 and 2009.

Here is what we know about Roman Polanski from 2010 and years before:

In 1977, Roman Polanski was arrested for raping 13-year-old Samantha Geimer in Hollywood.

Roman Polanski arrest in 2009

Y'all wanna keep supporting a rapist who defends rapists? What about when JD lied to the police about his 15 year old daughter, Lily-Rose at the time, dating a 23 year old man by the name of Ash Stymest?

We're still ignoring the fact that JD dated Winona Ryder when she was 17, in her own words, while he was 25/26 years old.

He has a history of ignoring child rape, minors dating adults, and defending child rapists.

Want me to go over all the close friends he has?

And the abuse/murder accusations against his friends by their ex-wives and CHILDREN? You can literally just google search it but since I have to do all the work:

His best friend Marilyn Manson abused:

Esmé Bianco

Evan Rachel Wood

Ashley Morgan Smithline

His best friend Beatles member Paul McCartney abused two of his exes, Heather Mills and Linda:

Here's some articles and interviews. One of the victims was painted as a liar, a gold-digger, bullied and told misogynistic things which is typical that victims go through "revenge" by their abusers and labeled these things. Other members of the Beatles were also extremely abusive to their partners, John Lennon admitted to it in a PlayBoy magazine and interview. Abusers stick with abusers.

His close friend, Keith Richards, was accused of sex crimes.

Damien Echols was accused of murdering three 8 year old boys with evidence presented in court which is why he was arrested, convicted and served time.

Johnny Depp raised money to pay for tests and legal fees for Damien Echols and preached publicly that Damien Echols was innocent. Johnny Depp and Damien Echols became close because of JD's ongoing support for him, and Echols stated, "We’ve grown to love him [Johnny Depp] dearly. He’s become like a brother to me.” Echols and Depp both got matching tattoos together.

Greg Ellis, incarcerated 5 times for making threats to his ex-wife and their children.

There was violent stalking Greg Ellis committed, he lost visitation rights to his children, and was violent to his family in which his ex-wife and children accused him of abuse. In 2003, he worked in another movie with JD, 3 movies in total with JD and they knew each other well. JD also wrote a forward to Greg Ellis's book, The Respondent, stated he sided with Greg Ellis, said Ellis deserves to tell his side of the story, and in JD's own words exactly said as, “If you’re trapped in the dungeon that is the family court system, The Respondent should be your constant companion."

Johnny Depp has about 100 best friends, but you can go do your own deep-diving research into each of his close friends or people he actively supports and gets along with.

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