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Heaven, ohoh...
Nobody hurts me like you do
Nobody knows me as well as you
I'm staring out into the blue
I'm sorting files of what we knew
My future's lost
My future's torn
My disappointment knows it all
I'm stuck
I'm locked
I'm paralyzed
The gate is closed
I'm left outside
Heaven is wrapped in chains
I wanna get in, you won't let me
Heaven is wrapped in chains
And I just cannot find the key
Behind those walls, behind those gates
Gardens so pure and lights so great
Am I too high, a step too low
I played the role you told me so
I'm stuck
I'm locked
I'm paralyzed
The gate is closed
I'm left outside
Heaven is wrapped in chains
I wanna get in, you won't let me
Heaven is wrapped in chains
And I just cannot find the key
Heaven is wrapped in chains
I wanna get in, you won't let me
Heaven is wrapped in chains
And I just cannot find the key
And in time I will try to find the right time
At least it helps to comprehend
Oh silence my best friend
Heaven is wrapped in chains
I wanna get in, you won't let me
Heaven is wrapped in chains
And I just cannot fïnd the key
Ruby red gem set on an intricate chinese gold motif, with multi-strand chains to form a bracelet. Sold.
Suffokate @ Chain Reaction, on 6.27.08
Suffokate @ Chain Reaction, CA on 6.27.08
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Suffokate @ Chain Reaction, CA on 6.27.08
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We made this chain during our service commemorating the 200th anniversary of the abolition of the British slave trade. It reminds us that the chains of slavery have continued - freedom is incomplete ...
Part of the way through one section of stitching on a custom woven chain stitch album. This is a two-needle sewing and I used a heavy, white waxed Irish linen thread for the binding, against the bright yellow cloth, and the covers are a geometric green-on-green silkscreened fiber paper.
Insert crochet hook (size doesn't really matter, not too small, this is a G, 4 mm, with Paton's Grace cotton yarn) into slip knot, tighten knot. Then bring the tip of the crochet hook under and around the working end of the yarn. In this picture, the end of the yarn is down, and the working yarn (with all the beads attached, and attached to the skein) is in my left hand.
1. chain-link barrier/trellis, 2. sky, steel, snow and chain-link, 3. fish detail, 4. lizard detail, 5. Regional Water Authority, 6. water bus, 7. snake detail, 8. shadow bluer even than the sky, 9. cage for raging vines
ODC chained
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I thought about cleaning the bird poo in photoshop, but thought it added to the picture hahaha
I really like black and white shots, but struggle with what shots look good as B&W, some just don't do it, some scream for it. While nice with many different tones in color, this one seemed like a good one for B&W.
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