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Let’s just talk about Wednesday’s perfect “not giving a fuck” attitude because it’s marvelous.
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mortisia: ― King Ludwig II of Bavaria Even before he died, the...
― King Ludwig II of Bavaria
Even before he died, the king had already become something of a legend. "I want to remain an eternal mystery to myself and others", Ludwig once told his governess, and it is this mysterious element that still fascinates people today. The poet Paul Verlaine called Ludwig II the "only true king of this century". The shy dreamer, who had none of the typical characteristics of a popular king, lives on, still idolized, as "the Kini". His palaces, which were barred to strangers, have been visited by over 50 million people since his death. They are records in stone of the ideal fantasy world which the king built as a refuge from reality. His historic, poetic and ideal interpretation of his role as king was finally his downfall. It is possible that he preferred to die rather than return to reality.
Jim Morrison photographed by Joel Brodsky, 1967.
Jim Morrison photographed by Joel Brodsky, 1967.
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"The aim of life is to live, and to live means to be aware, joyously, drunkenly, serenely, divinely..."
- Henry Miller (via moonbooze)