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Life is such a bittersweet!

Bittersweet Melancholic Mellow Feelings Emotions Wildflower

The ending of It Chapter two was bittersweet.

Bittersweet blossom

You don't hear me when I say

Bittersweet is a pleasing minimalist typography design translating the contrasting nature of bittersweet meaning to a design that contrast the word bitter and sweet visually. A great choice for those who loves typography design or a minimalist design. And for those who the word bittersweet has a special meaning, this is especially for you.

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A big heart made of colorful thorns on a textured background

Bittersweet Cry is a mixtape from 16 year-old hip hop artist Redveil, released in 2019. The mixtape features bold experimentation, heavy sampling and skilful rapping. This poster features a reimagined display of the visual element of the album presented in a beautiful, simple poster along with the album's tracklist and the photograph's colour palette.

So sweet is honey, that it gets bitter in excess. Too much savour - kills the taste. Quote inspired by William Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet book. Minimalist text art, vintage typewriter font style.

A bittersweet devil girl.

Ice on American bittersweet winter seed pods. American Bittersweet is a perennial vine native to central and eastern North America. While the flower are plain and uninteresting compared to the berries that follow. As the flowers fade orange-yellow capsules appear. In late fall the capsules open to show bright red berries inside. The berries remain on the plant well into winter, adding colour to the winter landscapes. The berries last throughout the winter giving some bright colour to the landscape and easy to spot. The crimson berry-like fruits are toxic to us mammals but highly sought after by birds. Here the red berries have been eaten, leaving the orange capsules on the vine. Copyright: Robert Alsop images.

Bittersweet Me

Bittersweet Me

Bittersweet Me

The Smiths - There is a Light That Never Goes Out. The fact that song was never being released as a single at the time plays into its charm, taking on a ‘hidden secret’ status among true Smiths fans.

Folk pop

Inspired by the 90s film, Cruel Intentions.

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Bittersweet Me

Write this shit in your notebook

Bright colorful berries!

Bittersweet nightshade berries (Solanum dulcamara) growing in a forest in Western New York state, USA.

cute fairy skeleton. gothic emotions.

Bittersweet Me

Bittersweet Me

Some grapefruits are quite bitter and, like this one claims, they should be much more better… sorry… bitter than you

Do you believe in love after death?

Bittersweet Me

THE [BITTERSWEET] OBSESSIVE LOVER!!!...WE ALL KNOW AT LEAST ONE... IF NOT... THEN YOU PROBABLY ARE THE ONE...LOL

IIce on orange bittersweet. It's easy to spot the bright colour of Bittersweet on a snowy winter day American Bittersweet is a perennial vine native to central and eastern North America. The flowers are plain and uninteresting compared to the berries that follow. As the flowers fade, orange-yellow capsules appear. In late fall the capsules open to show bright red berries inside. The berries and orange seed capsules remain on the plant well into winter, adding colour to snow covered landscapes. The crimson berry-like fruits are toxic to us mammals but highly sought after by birds. Here the red berries have been eaten, leaving the orange capsules on the vine. Copyright: Robert Alsop images.

Bittersweet Plaid by Suzy Hager

It's easy to spot the bright colour of Bittersweet on a snowy winter day. The contrast of ice and the orange bittersweet attracted me to make this photograph. American Bittersweet is a perennial vine native to central and eastern North America. While the flower are plain and uninteresting compared to the berries that follow. As the flowers fade orange-yellow capsules appear. In late fall the capsules open to show bright red berries inside. The berries and orange seed capsules remain on the plant well into winter, adding colour to snow covered landscapes. The crimson berry-like fruits are toxic to us mammals but highly sought after by birds. Here the red berries have been eaten, leaving the orange capsules on the vine.

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