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Todavía no encuentro mi Dios, tal vez mi único compás espiritual soy yo. No rezo a ningún dios pero veo lo divino en todas partes

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Rip to my twtr, it won't be missed

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The Mother of Moses (1860), Simeon Solomon. A rustic and intimate biblical scene, depicting a mother holding her baby tenderly, and a girl is also interacting with baby Moses, maybe she is his sister. There's a lyre behind him. I think they are saying goodbye to him, because the girl is holding a baby-size basket and because they look a little sad.

Portrait of Mrs. Fanny Eaton (1859), Walter Fryer Stocks. It looks like a pencil portrait. She is wearing a natural hair, silver earrings, and a beaded necklace. She looks nostalgic.

Head of a Mulatto Woman [Mrs. Eaton] (1859), Joanna Boyce Wells. Fanny Eaton is captured posing on her profile, wearing elegant pearl earrings and hair adornments, and a luxurious silky fabric shawl around her shoulders.

The Young Teacher (1861), Rebecca Solomon. A depiction of a young Black woman teaching two young white girls. One of the girls is pointing at the book, maybe reading. The other one is younger, sitting on the tutor's lap, and holding a doll.

Fanny Eaton (1835–1924) was a Jamaican model and domestic worker, known for her work for the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood and their circle in England.
Her debut was in Solomon's painting The Mother of Moses, exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1860.

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Flowers embarrass me.

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Being trans is a prayer for something better. Transness is belief in a better world.

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