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The Silicon Valley had nice clouds on Sunday, so I decided to head up to Mt. Hamilton to observe the sunset. By the time I was up there most clouds were gone. I took this shot of the San Francisco Bay with a tele-zoom lens 20 minutes after sunset.

 

Does anybody recognize the title?

 

I processed a balanced HDR photo from a RAW exposure. I actually took three exposures but used only one because of better color and to avoid ghosting. The RAW file has a big enough dynamic range at 100 ISO.

 

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The moon and her thoughts

 

A concept that has been in my mind for some time. Damn, raw, sexy, and full of unsaid words.

“Blue Fires” by Delerium, Mimi Page

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=grb2G1uSNbc

 

I had a wonderful time walking around the city of Orillia this past Friday. All the strangers that I encountered on the street were super friendly and patient when I was taking photos (waiting for me to get my shot before walking past, for example). It’s a great feeling when the sun is shining and you feel inspired and connected to those around you. #lifeisgood

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This melting evening of ours

Where everything dissolves

the scent of your clothes

the blossoming

sprouts of my dreams

All dissolves

 

A deferred vision, this is

 

In a little while,

a star will emerge on the horizon

To gaze at you

Meaningfully…!

Your heart shall then reminisce

the echo of a memory

The tale of a separation,

Of an unfinished moment

Of unblossomed dreams, things unsaid

 

We ought to have met

In times, considerate

In pursuit of attainable dreams

On a different sky

On a different earth

We ought to have met

 

~ Parveen Shakir (translated by Jahane Rumi)

'We are master of the unsaid words, but slave of the ones we let slip away' Natalia writes.

 

She wants to paint the silence, the words not spoken, the freedom, thoughts swirling around her, the desire, the joy, the fear, the pain; her mind is constantly active because it's always filled with ideas and she has no choice but to create. Putting the colors together, with many cheerful tones, she colors the day before it gets dark.

 

Opening party: Thursday 24 May, 12 pm SLT

Music by DJ Gitu Aura

Dress code: Natalia would like all attendees to her opening party to dress up in their most colorful outfit

 

It's truly great to have Natalia's work back at my gallery. The June-July 2018 exhibition @ Nitroglobus

Dido Haas

 

Here's your taxi to Nitroglobus:

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Feelings that remain unspoken.

 

"Try something different.

Surrender."

 

Rumi

Sadly enough, the most painful goodbyes are the ones that are left unsaid and never explained.

Thirteenth Brook, Adirondacks, NY

It rises from Thirteenth Lake, its uninspired namesake, and runs through dense woods, until emerging in this little meadow, where she and I meet. This time of year, the vegetation is lush, the ground is over saturated with water, and made the more so by the beaver dams that have backed it up, leaving it nowhere to go but into the banks. I traversed the trunks and limbs of a couple of downed trees, then made my way testing for solid land and hummocks to get to the water's edge. There's not a sound in the riverbed. In its mirror, only the clouds move. If this brook is the voice of the lake, it is made mute here, by a plug of earth and wood. It is not forever…energy wins in the end. Most waters are dammed, again and again, all the way to the finality of the oceans. Man has learned to hold things back; letting water run wild is like saying the first thing that comes to mind. There is a reservoir within us, deep with thoughts and emotions. They are fluid, changing, pushing for expression. They spill out in spoken words and written admissions, in a current of love, hate, sadness, and joy. And we erect our own barriers to control the flow, lest the power we unleash wash out all at once, and cause damage, downstream. We hold so much back, maybe because we fear the rebuke of our anger, the dampening of our joy, or the rejection of our love. It is a delicate game, maintaining the pressure of what we leave unsaid. A wedge of light finds a way along the tree line. I let my feelings seep through, a little bit at a time.

 

This photo is taken in dry fish processing zone in coastal area of Chittagong, Bangladesh. A lot of people worked in the zone. Male & Female both are working there. The children of the workers passed time with their parents. This cute child also there to enjoy his parents work & some times help his parents. He was very much curious in his eyes to see the dry fish working systems. I tried to capture his eyes expressions which says a lot of untold stories. His lovely eyes touched me that how much curious he is with his parents work.

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A Perfect Day

 

The sun has set and golden

Clouds gleam in the evening sky

I must confess I'd always hoped

Today would pass me by

  

Dad I really hate to see

The sadness in your eyes

we always knew this day would come

it cant be a surprise

  

We had our special day to think

You were always my best friend

But the princess and the old king

Knew this day would end

 

A perfect day, a perfect day with you

Just a perfect day of perfect hours

No other word will do

A perfect day, a day for you and I

Now the evening shadows chill my heart

And I cant say goodbye

  

It was always I who said I'll see you soon

When you were young

So many things we left unsaid

So many songs unsung

 

Dad dont worry now I'm grown it'll be ok

You taught me well so trust me now

And I'll be on my way

 

We had our special day together

You were always my best friend

But the princess and the old king

Knew this day would end

 

A perfect day, a perfect day with you

Just a perfect day of perfect hours

No other word will do

A perfect day, a day for you and I

Now the evening shadows chill my heart

And I can't say goodbye

 

A perfect day, a day for you and I

Now the evening shadows chill my heart

And I cant say........

 

I'm leaving home

 

Goodbye

 

Roger & Jessica Whittaker

On Black with Annie Lennox - Why?

 

Annie Lennox - Why?

How many times do I have to try to tell you

That I'm sorry for the things I've done

But when I start to try to tell you

That's when you have to tell me

Hey... this kind of trouble's only just begun

I tell myself too many times

Why don't you ever learn to keep your big mouth shut

That's why it hurts so bad to hear the words

That keep on falling from your mouth

Falling from your mouth

Falling from your mouth

Tell me...

Why

Why

 

I may be mad

I may be blind

I may be viciously unkind

But I can still read what you're thinking

And I've heard is said too many times

That you'd be better off

Besides...

Why can't you see this boat is sinking

(this boat is sinking this boat is sinking)

Let's go down to the water's edge

And we can cast away those doubts

Some things are better left unsaid

But they still turn me inside out

Turning inside out turning inside out

Tell me...

Why

Tell me...

Why

 

This is the book I never read

These are the words I never said

This is the path I'll never tread

These are the dreams I'll dream instead

This is the joy that's seldom spread

These are the tears...

The tears we shed

This is the fear

This is the dread

These are the contents of my head

And these are the years that we have spent

And this is what they represent

And this is how I feel

Do you know how I feel ?

'cause i don't think you know how I feel

I don't think you know what I feel

I don't think you know what I feel

You don't know what I feel

 

Pic taken at Xaveria Pure SL

OK, April made a new account, because of two reasons, and two of them shall remain unsaid due to unsaid reasons >:B Kudos to anyone who got that.

 

Anyways, so, I made a new account, and I photo-edited a picture. I only did this for an hour and a half, and I was quite surprised of the results. Would you look at that weird looking planet that is exploding. That was supposed to be some kind of blasting ring. Only it turned into some kind of burning meteor. Man, that was hard to do. And I think I went out of practice when it comes to drawing hair... I need to work on that. :D

 

Anyways, I shall go and retrieve some stuff from my other account. See yaz! :D

 

The model's name is Maye, by the way.

Not sure what's been said

can't trust what's been read

just maligned this way instead

call me over, just be careful where I tread

 

this mess isn't fair when all's been said

can't forget these pains that grip my road ahead

every minute a battle against a thread

at what point does life rejoin the living bridgehead

 

I no longer believe the self-opined clinical aforesaid

the pangs of doubt overtake the hurting words left unsaid

a heart secedes all belief now home is a sickbed

explosive skies no longer take me by surprise in a world filled with dread.

 

by anglia24

10h45: 29/06/2007

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© 2007anglia24

Photo By: Cate Infinity

 

Head: Genus Morph

Hair: YumYum

Jewelry: Yummy

Pose with Guitar: Secret Poses

Body: Maitreya

Tats: Bolson

Fur Coat: Gabriel

Top and Bottom: Cheezu

Make-Up: Warpaint and Ives

Shape: My own

 

In the shallow breath of morning,

you are the ghost of coffee steam

curling into the cold indifference of the air.

We are nothing more than fragile whispers

in a crowded room,

treading on the ice of silent words

and softer letdowns.

 

This love,

too lean,

feeds on the crumbs of could-be’s,

starved for more than the touch

of fingertips brushing

accidentally

on purpose.

 

You are the half-light of winter dawn,

a flickering candle in the vast dark,

each moment with you

is a careful dance,

steps measured in the careful cadence

of unsaid things.

 

We are an unfinished poem,

lines broken,

rhymes unsettled,

a reluctant pulse echoing

in the hollows of our almosts.

 

Yet we linger here,

in the thin hope of what might,

drawing breath from a love

that never quite fills the lungs,

always yearning,

perpetually held

in the ache of almost

 

Soundtrack: www.youtube.com/watch?v=95FyXUHv8hk

When leaves glisten and the rain patters,

Footsteps echo and birds chatter.

Thoughts come and go about past and present,

Always revisiting, they are incessant.

With roads not taken and words unsaid,

One cannot help but wonder what is ahead…

something so beautiful, can't be expressed in words

 

 

♫♪ play ♫♪.

 

No tengo ni la más remota idea de que coño cantaban aquellas dos italianas y lo cierto es que no quiero saberlo, las cosas buenas no hace falta entenderlas. Supongo que cantaban sobre algo tan hermoso que no podía expresarse con palabras y que precisamente por eso te hacia palpitar el corazón. Os aseguro que esas voces te elevaban más alto y más lejos de lo que nadie viviendo en un lugar tan gris pudiera soñar. Fue como si un hermoso pájaro hubiera entrado en nuestra monótona jaula y hubiese disuelto aquellos muros, y por unos breves instantes, hasta el último hombre de Shawshank se sintió libre.

 

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I have no idea to this day what those two Italian ladies were singing about. Truth is, I don't want to know. Some things are best left unsaid. I'd like to think they were singing about something so beautiful, it can't be expressed in words, and makes your heart ache because of it. I tell you, those voices soared higher and farther than anybody in a gray place dares to dream. It was like some beautiful bird flapped into our drab little cage and made those walls dissolve away, and for the briefest of moments, every last man in Shawshank felt free.

  

Morgan Freeman / Ellis 'Red' Redding

 

Cadena Perpetua / The Shawshank Redemption

  

Kiln Pit Hill, near Shotley, Nothumberland.

"In 1769, a simple cruciform church was erected with a central arched roof, but by 1836 it was partly collapsed owing to pit workings... A drawing by Robert Blair in 1882 shows the ruined church of St Andrew's with gaping holes in its roof. It was restored in 1892 for use as a chapel of ease.

The church was declared redundant in 1973 when it was taken into the care of The Churches Conservation Trust."

Despite being remote, a man and his dog appeared within ten minutes of my arrival... although unsaid, he was clearly verifying the intentions of my visit. Good on him for being watchful over this gem.

So much time has passed

the memories remain

Anger faded and forgiveness came

As I emerged into his age

Leaving the child and the hurt behind

I wonder now

If I knew then

Would things have been any different

Those left behind

Traveled roads all alone

Leaving dreams unfulfilled

Sentences to rephrase

Thoughts

To take back

Words left unsaid

Questions to ask

If I knew then

Would things have been any different

A morning can arrive

And change the world

Altering the future

Creating a void

Without warning

Filling with tears

In the blink of an eye

The moments becoming the past

As wishes remain

only wishes

and I remain

missing you.

©k / sleepinsidemysoul.tumblr.com/post/157113946523#notes

 

Blog Post / InsomNia: Summer Open Side Chain Dress

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Spectacular view during a Hurtigruten Cruise along the Norwegian Coastline. There was Rain throughout the Day, but around 21:30 the Clouds began to disappear and an awesome "lightshow" began.....

Leave unsaid, unspoken

Eyes wide shut, unopened

You and me always between the lines

 

I'm still so behind with catching up and I'm so sorry for that but school is taking over my life and I really hate that. The weather is so great and I honestly wish I would take more photos. Unfornately my pro account expires in 5 days :(

Next week my french exchage student will be here but I think that's definitely gonna be great :)

Hope you're having a lovely weekend!

GMRC GP9 1850 is bringing the passenger extra back to North Walpole to put up for the night. While the GMRC ran regular passenger tourist trains, they also ran on holidays and other special occasions. This was a trip for Valentines day, that stopped at the Bartonsville covered bridge for a Valentines kiss. Vermont covered bridges were know way back in time as kissing bridges. I know this is a basically useless story. Oh well, sometimes things are better left unsaid.

 

Of course the real story of this photo, is the 1850 is passing along side the former Boston & Maine roundhouse on the long abandoned 'Cheshire Branch'. The roundhouse was used by the GMRC to store their locomotives and also used it as a car repair shop for many years.

 

Scanned from a slide K64 Canon AE-1

In the hush of shadowed realms, where light dares not intrude, there exists a silence more profound than absence—a stillness that listens, that remembers. 「闇の中の静寂」 speaks not merely of quietude, but of the soul’s retreat into the unseen, the unspoken.

Darkness is not the enemy of truth, but its cradle. In its embrace, we confront the impermanence of form, the echo of forgotten selves, and the quiet dignity of things left unsaid. Silence within the darkness is not void—it is potential. It is the breath before revelation, the pause that holds eternity.

 

The first song on Kacey Musgraves great Country/Pop album is titled Cardinal. The song begins with her words;

 

I saw the sign or an omen

On the branches in the mornin'

It was right after I

Lost a friend without warnin'

 

Words unsaid

Scarlet-red

 

Cardinal

Are you bringin' me a message from the other side?

Photo By: Cate Infinity

 

Brick

 

In the quiet of a room, she sits,

with shadows long, like the memories of a choice

she made, in a moment of fear and resolve,

a weight only she could bear.

 

His voice, a whisper on the wind,

reaches out, trembling with the weight of words unsaid.

He carries his love like a banner,

worn and frayed, but held high in the storm.

 

He stands at the edge of her silence,

hands outstretched, trying to catch the pieces

of a heart shattered by time and pain,

by decisions made in the dark.

 

“I love you,” he says, over and over,

as if the words could weave a bridge

over the chasm of doubt that lies between them.

But she knows, love alone is not a balm

for wounds so deep, so raw.

 

She feels the echoes of her choice,

a ghost that lingers in the corners of her mind,

and wonders if he sees her, truly,

beyond the woman shaped by that moment,

beyond the burden she carries alone.

 

Yet he stays, through the nights of tears and silence,

through the days when her gaze is distant,

and her words are few. He stays,

not to fix, not to mend,

but to show that love endures,

even when it falters under the weight of what cannot be changed.

 

In his presence, she finds a quiet strength,

a reminder that love is not a cure,

but a hand to hold, a heart to lean on,

in the darkest of times.

 

And as they walk together,

through the shadow of a choice

that will always be hers to bear,

they find, not answers, not absolution,

but the simple truth that love,

when given freely, without condition,

can be enough.

   

Why - Annie Lennox

 

How many times do I have to try to tell you

That I'm sorry for the things I've done

But when I start to try to tell you

That's when you have to tell me

Hey... this kind of trouble's only just begun

I tell myself too many times

Why don't you ever learn to keep your big mouth shut

That's why it hurts so bad to hear the words

That keep on falling from your mouth

Falling from your mouth

Falling from your mouth

Tell me...

Why

Why

 

I may be mad

I may be blind

I may be viciously unkind

But I can still read what you're thinking

And I've heard is said too many times

That you'd be better off

Besides...

Why can't you see this boat is sinking

(this boat is sinking this boat is sinking)

Let's go down to the water's edge

And we can cast away those doubts

Some things are better left unsaid

But they still turn me inside out

Turning inside out turning inside out

Tell me...

Why

Tell me...

Why

 

This is the book I never read

These are the words I never said

This is the path I'll never tread

These are the dreams I'll dream instead

This is the joy that's seldom spread

These are the tears...

The tears we shed

This is the fear

This is the dread

These are the contents of my head

And these are the years that we have spent

And this is what they represent

And this is how I feel

Do you know how I feel ?

'cause i don't think you know how I feel

I don't think you know what I feel

I don't think you know what I feel

You don't know what I feel

///*\\\///*\\\///*\\\

...something,

that's all,

that's everything,

that's a little something,

that's the greatest something of them all...

just something for now,

something to say,

something unsaid,

something in my head...

///*\\\///*\\\///*\\\

 

- anglia24

07/05/2007

 

© 2007anglia24

I shared two stories in my latest 'podcast' episode. This, the second one, is bizarre not so much in what happened, but in how it was covered by the press.

 

You can listen to the full version of the stories anywhere you find podcasts. Just search for Conspiracy of Cartographers.

 

Susan Cargill's death in 1883 might not have been important enough for local paper, the St. Paul, Nebraska Phonograph, but she her loss certainly had an affect on her family.

 

Susan and Robert had ten children together, all of whom were still alive when she passed on at the young age of 43.

 

In 1902, her daughter Margaret died by suicide. The April 9, 1902 issue of the newspaper told all. She had "committed suicide yesterday afternoon by shooting herself through the head with a 22-calibre rife. The deed was done during the absence of her family and was evidently the result of deliberately laid plans."

 

Margaret had two young children, and sent them "to a neighbor's with instructions not to return for an hour and a half." It's unsaid, but presumed that it was her children who found her body.

 

The paper printed the note she left her husband, explained where she aimed the gun, and what she was wearing. "No motive for the rash deed is known," concluded the paper, she "had always enjoyed fairly good health."

 

Margaret's brother, Lewis, took the news the hardest. At 33, he was unmarried and living alone. According to the headline in the May 18th issue of the same newspaper: Louis Cargill Insane.

 

"It seems that nothing could be done to remove the effect of the sad termination of his sister's life," read the article. He was taken to an insane asylum in Lincoln.

 

He died on May 26, 1902. A June issue related the news, telling that "his health had failed rapidly as a result of his mental affliction and death came quickly to his relief."

  

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'The Deed Was Done'

 

Camera: Chamonix 45F-2

Lens: Steinheil Rapid Antiplanet 6,5; 27cm

Film: Agfa CP-BU M X-Ray Film; 25iso

Exposure: f/12; 4sec

Process: Rodinal; 1+100; 5ish mins

 

Nebraska

July 2023

Some words are better left unsaid.

Tears Falling

Words unsaid

Was she stalling

Is this dread

 

Do I slip to lands of fae

Do I run or do I stay

Disappear in land of night

praps stay in the land of light

 

Tears falling

many shed

words galling

if left unsaid

 

You are drinking your coffee again

burrowed into the darkness

of the corner café, the only customer

 

under an overhead light.

And I am with you.

I’m the glare on the window glass,

 

the sparrow flitting past

(against the baby blue

of the sky) and I am the shadow

 

on the floor and all the others

around you, and the loneliness you love,

in the city through which you move,

 

another unremarkable dawn,

cool air touching your skin—

and when you begin

 

to yawn don’t cover your mouth,

and if you want to sing Auld Lang Syne

and think of Robbie Burns

  

who will die at 37, and imagine

rural Scotland before

your forebearers left for a new world,

 

and if you must say

what has been left unsaid: please

do so.

 

--M deO

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