DREAMER
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“born to be Wilde”
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AWHHHHHHHH SO CUTE ^.^
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Book moodboard : Oscar Wilde - “The Picture of Dorian Gray” (1890)
“Behind every exquisite thing that existed, there was something tragic.”
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George Harrison, 1987. Photo by & © Peter Figen
“He had this way of looking at you that made you feel you were without limitations. It just went straight to your heart.
Once you’d been with him, he had this way of making you want to bring out a truer version of yourself, unlocking something.
It was profound and electrifying, and it can still bring prickles to the back of my neck.” - Olivia Harrison on her late husband, George, Huffington Post, 24 September 2014(со страницы thateventuality)
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Этот пост может содержать контент для взрослых, поэтому мы скрыли его от публичного просмотра.
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Ozzy Osbourne
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Letter to Bosie, probably around 1892.
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Oscar Wilde’s Letter to Walt Whitman
Partial transcript from The Library of Congress:
Before I leave America I must see you again–there is no one in this wide great world of America whom I love and honour so much. With warm affection, and honourable admiration, Oscar Wilde.
The Walt Whitman Archive fleshes out the story:
On 18 January 1882 Wilde visited Walt Whitman in Camden, where the poet was then living with his brother and sister-in-law. Wilde told Whitman that his mother had purchased a copy of Leaves of Grass when it was first published, that Lady Wilde had read the poems to her son, and that later, at Oxford, he and his friends carried Leaves to read on their walks. Flattered, Whitman offered Wilde, whom he later described as “a fine large handsome youngster,” some of his sister-in-law’s homemade elderberry wine, and they conversed for two hours. Asked later by a friend how he managed to get the elderberry wine down, Wilde replied: “If it had been vinegar I would have drunk it all the same, for I have an admiration for that man which I can hardly express”
(со страницы oscarwildeassembly)