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imaginarycircus:

nxrcissamxlfoy:

Headcanon that of fucking course Mcgonagall was invited to Ron and Hermione’s wedding and that during the reception Ron approached her at her table and held out his hand and asked her to dance, “you know, for old times’ sake.”

They’d done the first dance as a couple and the dance with his mum. He’d danced with Ginny and a rather tipsy Harry who couldn’t stop saying, “I love you, man. WE ARE BROTHERS!” No matter how many times Ron agreed that they’d been brothers for more than a decade, Harry just shook his head and grinned until Ginny took him off for water and possibly a sobering charm. But there was one more person he had to dance with. She hadn’t danced at all this evening and it wasn’t right.

He wove through crowd, nearly losing an eye to Scamander and Luna who were imitating some creature they’d found in the wilds of the Yukon. He found Minverva McGonagall, seated next to Hagrid. She was wearing plain black robes, but near the collar she’d pinned a small brooch shaped like a phoenix.

“What is it, Weasley?” She inspected his outstretched hand.

“May I have this dance, professor?” He asked solemnly because she’d say no if she thought he was poking fun.

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Once

mikefrawley:

Once there was a reason to awaken
promise sparkled with each new day
there were songs there was laughter
colors vibrant danced within the grey 

Once believing we’d make a change
we walked as one the endless miles
only later to find we were left behind
in a world where no one ever smiles 

Once our world was a lovely garden
roses blooming dewdrops glistening  
then greed became our mantra now
no one cares and no one’s listening

Once we were but innocent children
taking for granted that we would win
then naivete was cruelly taken away  
and our once will never return again

Reblogged from wnq-writers  475 notes

They say that sorry is the hardest word,
but never do they learn the hardest phrase.
And sorry on its own may seem absurd,
but there are other words inside that blaze.

And it’s not just the words that are so hard,
or telling them what they don’t want to hear.
Admitting what’s inside may leave you charred,
but how they will respond is what you fear.

So while I’m sorry might be hard to say,
it’s not the words that hurt, and this I know.
That’s why I’ll keep this comment hid away,
the hardest words I’ll never say – don’t go.

By Sarah Marie PardyDon’t Go (via wnq-writers)

Reblogged from usermikhailo  268,270 notes

cumberknitterfiles:

fieldbears:

pocketpadfoot:

Imagine James Potter getting wasted and making a bet with Sirius that he can totally transform into his Animagus shape no biggie - and it goes fine but then he’s too drunk to change back and Muggles get confronted with this really drunk deer roaming the streets pursued by a man who can’t stop laughing

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I reblogged this but I need to reblog it again because of that fucking gif