when i die i want to become a ghost and haunt people and give them little ghost smooches and when they’re feeling down i’d write something like keep going you’re great! but in order to keep up the creepy act i’d write it in blood on their wall
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there could be a ghost aggressively breakdancing beside you right now and you’d have no idea
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Source: demonsanddjinniFranz Liszt went as far as to say that he would haunt his beloved ‘Valótlanság’ grand piano after death. It remained unsold for this reason until 2002, when it was bought by Valentina Lisitsa, who said, ‘I don’t believe in ghosts, only my fingers’.
I’d actually like a piano with the ghost of Liszt in it.
Pablo Picasso - The Old Guitarist (1903)
This piece was painted just after the suicide of one of Picasso’s close friends. During this time, he was sympathetic towards the plight of the downtrodden and many of his paintings depicted the miseries of the poor, the ill and those cast out of society. He knew what it was like to be impoverished, having been nearly penniless during all of 1902. It was painted in Madrid, Spain and the distorted style is reminiscent of the works of El Greco.
The painting is notable for the ghostly presence of a mysterious image painted underneath (bottom two images). It is very likely that Picasso originally started to paint a portrait of a woman, who appears to be in an upset or worried mood.
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oooo i am the ghost of christmas past
ho ho
drag me around so i can haunt your blog
happy holidays
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