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Based on Sabal Palms. Stainless steel sculptures at Light Into Life exhibition at Kew Gardens.
Artist: Marc Quinn
An odd isolated window amongst the multi-coloured tetris like exterior at one of the Cardiff University campus buildings
How else can I love you?
I don’t love you
Only as if you were
Amber bright
Amongst ashes,
Or arrows of roses
That speak of fire.
I love you
As singular dark things
Are loved,
Secretly,
Between the shadow
And the soul.
I love you as a plant
That sometimes
Does not bloom,
And carries hidden
Within itself the light
Of those flowers.
And thanks to your love,
Darkly in my body lives
The heavy perfume
That arises from the earth.
I love you without knowing how,
Or when or from where.
I love you simply,
Without problem, pride or calculus,
Because I do not know
Any other way of loving
But this, in which
There is no I or you,
So intimate, that my hand
On your breast is your hand,
So intimate, that when I do fall asleep
It is your eyes that close.
AND COS I LOVE THIS WOMAN,,,,,,,
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=7U8PfVL0JnY - heartrending
Fisherman in boat on Lake Stanfield at Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge in the early morning fog.
after decades of watching the benford probabilities for sixes and nines slowly and almost imperceptively skew towards zero, agent affords had finally found the culprit.
a flower so dense that not a single six or nine could escape, which naturally and inevitably results in a numerical singularity of sorts. [ view large ]
A Tricolored Heron sits alone searching for a meal at the Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge in Anahuac, Texas.
BeautifullyScene Images by Karen A. Stannard
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A beautiful warm sunset seen on the way home, loved the soft greys against the fiery oranges of the suns last dying embers. Whilst processing I noticed the camera clock was about 15 minutes slow so quite late in the day on the beach.
The ambient temperature at the time of taking was hovering around 30 degrees, Though just one person captured here I've never seen so many people on the beach at sunset before.
Seaford , East Sussex - UK
The hand-worked sandstone pinnacle of a trullo in Alberobello, whose shape is a signature of the stonemason who built the trullo.
M=UΣV*
"I hope, I talk with you, and you talk with me."
"僕はいろいろなことを君に話したいと思う"
Model: Sayaka@Samuel Cocking Garden, Enoshima-Island, Kanagawa, Japan
Camera: Canon EOS 5D Mark II + Carl Zeiss Planar 1.4/85 T*
Created for The Blind Pig Speakeasy challenge 25 - Fall Scavenger Hunt: www.flickr.com/groups/photopigs/discuss/72157648285862905/
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A Common Tern hovers silently above the cool waters scanning for its next meal. On the verge of an invisible precipice, a moment will pass and it will dive headlong into the sea. Although it hovers a dozen feet above the ocean's interface, it will descend, break the surface, capture its prey, and return to the air again in merely a fraction of a second. Its dark tipped bill hints at a point in time and space, precise, yet still indeterminate. Its wings taper and disappear into the cool, salty air, holding it aloft, and its deeply forked tail mocks a continuum from which it recently emerged. Balancing joyfully on the breeze, it is the essence of agility. It seems that with a simple turn it could almost disappear into thin air. In fact, it will, reappearing again just above the rippling waves, along with a taste of the sea. #iLoveNature #iLoveWildlife #WildlifePhotography in #NewJersey #Nature in #NorthAmerica #USA #CommonTerns #DrDADBooks #WildlifeConservation