n0velet: “By and by I am getting the blues in this sickroom, particularly today as the weather is fine and the sky is laughing.” — Friedrich Nietzsche, from a letter to Paul Rée featured in Selected Letters (via writemeanna)
n0velet: “By and by I am getting the blues in this sickroom, particularly today as the weather is fine and the sky is laughing.” — Friedrich Nietzsche, from a letter to Paul Rée featured in Selected Letters (via writemeanna)
n0velet: “By and by I am getting the blues in this sickroom, particularly today as the weather is fine and the sky is laughing.” — Friedrich Nietzsche, from a letter to Paul Rée featured in Selected Letters (via writemeanna)
n0velet: “By and by I am getting the blues in this sickroom, particularly today as the weather is fine and the sky is laughing.” — Friedrich Nietzsche, from a letter to Paul Rée featured in Selected Letters (via writemeanna)
n0velet: “By and by I am getting the blues in this sickroom, particularly today as the weather is fine and the sky is laughing.” — Friedrich Nietzsche, from a letter to Paul Rée featured in Selected Letters (via writemeanna)
n0velet: “By and by I am getting the blues in this sickroom, particularly today as the weather is fine and the sky is laughing.” — Friedrich Nietzsche, from a letter to Paul Rée featured in Selected Letters (via writemeanna)
n0velet: “By and by I am getting the blues in this sickroom, particularly today as the weather is fine and the sky is laughing.” — Friedrich Nietzsche, from a letter to Paul Rée featured in Selected Letters (via writemeanna)
n0velet: “By and by I am getting the blues in this sickroom, particularly today as the weather is fine and the sky is laughing.” — Friedrich Nietzsche, from a letter to Paul Rée featured in Selected Letters (via writemeanna)
n0velet: “By and by I am getting the blues in this sickroom, particularly today as the weather is fine and the sky is laughing.” — Friedrich Nietzsche, from a letter to Paul Rée featured in Selected Letters (via writemeanna)
n0velet: “By and by I am getting the blues in this sickroom, particularly today as the weather is fine and the sky is laughing.” — Friedrich Nietzsche, from a letter to Paul Rée featured in Selected Letters (via writemeanna)
n0velet: “By and by I am getting the blues in this sickroom, particularly today as the weather is fine and the sky is laughing.” — Friedrich Nietzsche, from a letter to Paul Rée featured in Selected Letters (via writemeanna)
n0velet: “By and by I am getting the blues in this sickroom, particularly today as the weather is fine and the sky is laughing.” — Friedrich Nietzsche, from a letter to Paul Rée featured in Selected Letters (via writemeanna)
n0velet: “By and by I am getting the blues in this sickroom, particularly today as the weather is fine and the sky is laughing.” — Friedrich Nietzsche, from a letter to Paul Rée featured in Selected Letters (via writemeanna)
n0velet: “By and by I am getting the blues in this sickroom, particularly today as the weather is fine and the sky is laughing.” — Friedrich Nietzsche, from a letter to Paul Rée featured in Selected Letters (via writemeanna)
n0velet: “By and by I am getting the blues in this sickroom, particularly today as the weather is fine and the sky is laughing.” — Friedrich Nietzsche, from a letter to Paul Rée featured in Selected Letters (via writemeanna)
n0velet: “By and by I am getting the blues in this sickroom, particularly today as the weather is fine and the sky is laughing.” — Friedrich Nietzsche, from a letter to Paul Rée featured in Selected Letters (via writemeanna)
n0velet: “By and by I am getting the blues in this sickroom, particularly today as the weather is fine and the sky is laughing.” — Friedrich Nietzsche, from a letter to Paul Rée featured in Selected Letters (via writemeanna)
n0velet: “By and by I am getting the blues in this sickroom, particularly today as the weather is fine and the sky is laughing.” — Friedrich Nietzsche, from a letter to Paul Rée featured in Selected Letters (via writemeanna)
n0velet: “By and by I am getting the blues in this sickroom, particularly today as the weather is fine and the sky is laughing.” — Friedrich Nietzsche, from a letter to Paul Rée featured in Selected Letters (via writemeanna)
