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peacemeditatelove: hippist: oliviatheelf: hippieseurope:

blackpaint20: Life and #Death Contrasted (c.1770)A striking

hippist: oliviatheelf: hippieseurope: ☮❤☮❤ I wish

did-you-kno :Physalis alkekengi, known as the Chinese and Japanese

did-you-kno: The Japanese Lantern plant, also known as the Chinese

did-you-know: The Japanese Lantern plant, also known  as the

by-grace-of-god: “Death blowing bubbles,” 18th century.

melanin-king: somehoodlum: Dabbed to death Us this symbolic

doncheadlesyouth: krxs100: THE SAD, STRANGE LIFE AND DEATH OF

Ouroboros: a serpent biting its own tail. A mythological and

victoriousvocabulary: MEMENTO MORI[phrase]Latin: ‘remember

Ouroboros: a serpent biting its own tail. A mythological and

bastard-son-of-god: Death -Scream Bloody Gore (1987)-Leprosy

cross-connect: Canadian visual artist and tattooer Kit King does

paolarojash: “SCISSORS: Ambivalent symbol that can act out the

russianfamouscurves: ilyafedorov: Death of Cleopatra on Flickr.

jewish-renegade: iwishihadafather: this is beautiful. it truly

sem título by Nynewe on Flickr.

cemeteryxangel:“Death blowing bubbles,” 18th century. The

cemeteryxangel:“Death blowing bubbles,” 18th century. The

kungfutaichworld: Sunglasses and car frequently appeared in

nyctaeus: Tony Smith, ‘Die’, 1962 ‘Die’ is six

lionofchaeronea: Aztec mask, believed to have been used in rituals

harrypotterconfessions: I hate how people say they don’t want

higashy: til death do us part. ion kno who made that caption

corazosan: “A pirate flag should be a symbol of death, but

cemeteryxangel:“Death blowing bubbles,” 18th century. The

mozzarella-sticks: YA novel idea: in a world where everyone is

thepenguininspace: van·i·tas /ˈvanəˌtäs/ noun a still-life

Ouroboros: a serpent biting its own tail. A mythological and

kawoshinning: nguyen-may: I’m not surprised anymore when

fuckyeahtattoos: Deathly Hallows symbol.

acciobenedictcumberbatch: bamfinajumper: oneblinktoblue: So

mapsontheweb: Magpie attacks in Australia 2017. The symbol in

did-you-kno: Physalis alkekengi, known as the Chinese and Japanese

thelightofthecenter: V.I.T.R.I.O.L (Masonic/Alchemical Motto)