a norse epic and paradise lost tattoo!

[dreamfall17]

My friend clued me into this site, it is SO BALLER. Anyway, I have two tattoos, both of which have a literary bent. The first one I got (I haven't any good pictures just of it for some reason) is from Skirnir's Journey, part of a Norse epic, and it's in old runes. The second one is from Paradise lost

Comments

[iwalkalone84]

I know the term 'tramp stamp' refers to the lower back placement, but in my opinion, quoting Paradise Lost automatically excludes it from that category. ;-)

[kimberly_tries]

i was thinkin' the same thing, har.

[intothefireugo]

My medieval/renaissance professor in college had a tattoo of the dragon in The Hobbit, and I believe it's on her lower back. The Hobbit dragon =/= tramp stamp, as well, haha.

[sherlockelly]

I love your tattoos, friend!

<3

[dreamfall17]

hey thanks friend

[girlcameralife]

i have a literary "tramp stamp" too, but literary definitely negates the tramp stamp placement aspect!

[dreamfall17]

I was hoping the highbrow and the lowbrow would sort of cancel each other out lol

[dreamfall17]

yay thank you I'm all atwitter over the flattery :)

[midnight_shakes]

I was working on my paradise lost paper yesterday and i was like, i wonder what the last words are. they would probably make a good tattoo. but i didn't have my book so i didn't check.

[dreamfall17]

I think a good part of why I have them tattooed on me is now I can't forget what they are. except they're on my back so I can't really see them. fail on my part. :)