promised
by jmritz

Comment by Melethia:
Some vile creatures locked in a thick pane of glass, forced to watch as others walk freely by every day...

idiosyncratic
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Comment by herfotoman:
Charles Dickens.

idiosyncratic
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Comment by colorcarnival:
She was wearing something way cooler than what my son was wearing. What is it?

idiosyncratic
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Comment by posthumous:
a dream, a world.

idiosyncratic
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Comment by tnun:
woman with pearl earring, and hat with ice cream sundae on top. all in this day and age, or maybe time is the greater illusion...

idiosyncratic
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Comment by Neat:
10-thankyou !

idiosyncratic
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Comment by bvy:
Haunting and distant. I love it.

idiosyncratic
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Comment by PennyStreet:
MAROON 5
I'm not a fortune teller
I won't be bringing news of what tomorrow brings
I'll leave that up to you
I'm not a fortune teller
Don't have crystal ball
I can't predict the future
Can't see nothing at all
It doesn't mean I'm afraid of all the things that you say
But I just think we should stay
Stuck in the moment today
And as the seasons roll back
No matter how hard I try
Summer will end and the leaves will turn again

smarts
by jmritz

Comment by yanko:
This photo is absurd yet still manages to convince you of its reality (i.e. the whole point of the craft). It's unfortunate, but photography is quickly becoming a lost art. The days of a thousand words are pretty much gone. Nowhere is this more evident than this challenge. We awarded three ribbons to photos for their dust jackets alone, while missing out on this novel. Your 20th place finish does nothing more than illustrate the fact that voters are still reading at 3rd grade levels.

ee i ee i o
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Comment by levyj413:
Interesting image, but I'm not getting the connection to the nursery rhyme, which is about a farmer and his animals.