Vera Zorina in Star Spangled Rhythm (1942).
this scene is still such cinematic perfection. look at ‘im dance.
More you might like
I am moonlight and moth flight,
owl wing and wonder.
I am flutter and flicker,
last glimmer of twilight,
first shimmer of starlight.
I will take wing and dance
in the shadow of moonbeams,
for you my beloved,
for you.
Brian Froud’s Faeries’ Tales. (via moonlight-sylph)
Words to remember:
-No one’s going to see your first draft.
-Your first draft is just a really detailed outline.
-You can edit later.
-Your first draft is just you telling your story to yourself. Editing is making it presentable to other people.
-Your writing isn’t going to improve if you sit there and stare at the paper.
-Your writing WILL improve if you continue to write.
-You have enough time.
-Inspiration and motivation are not necessary to write. Just nice.
-Yes. It’s garbage. Keep writing anyway.
-No one cares how bad your first draft is.
-Edit later.
-You’re doing fine.
-Don’t stop writing.
-Read.
-Writer’s Block is a concept and not real.
-Write anything you want for five minutes. That’ll help the brain juice flow.
-There’s always someone better and there’s always someone worse.
-You are not as bad as you think you are.
-Write whatever you want to.
-If it makes you happy, that’s what matters.
-You don’t have to show your work to people if you don’t want to.
-You got this.
-Go write.
kokido-kuku
