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Guy in hat
Guy in hat
Melethia


Photograph Information Photographer's Comments
Collection: Scenes and things
Camera: Canon EOS-30D
Lens: Canon EF 24-105mm f/4.0L IS
Location: Frankfurt am Main
Date: Mar 2, 2008
Galleries: Abstract, Textures
Date Uploaded: Mar 2, 2008

Viewed: 770
Comments: 16
Favorites: 4 (view)

Overlay courtesy of the DPC textures gallery, posted by redjulep



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03/08/2008 09:54:04 AM
Deb, I've already told you I love this image; I do, and I would give you words for it, but I already love the ones that Jutilda and tnun have given so much that I am at a loss to proceed. I will, instead, simply look and (hopefully) see.
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03/07/2008 03:06:26 PM
!
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03/07/2008 02:26:50 PM
this would be perfect for a poetry magazine
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03/05/2008 12:34:35 PM
Wow, Deb, I like this even better than the Joy image, which, like so many other people, I really like a lot. This is a beautiful work of art.
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03/05/2008 09:49:11 AM
Deb, this is way cool! this would look awesome about 30 x 40", hanging on the wall.
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03/05/2008 06:33:42 AM
I love this.
What I actually see (which I am quite sure doesn't represent reality) is a pirate walking the deck. On the viewer's lower left and right you can see woodwork. Extending upward from there are the canvas sails. The funky-hat pirate is passing ghostlike.
Magic blur.
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03/04/2008 06:47:50 AM
oooo, deb. lovely, lovely lovely. and more loveliness. just, mmmmmm.

so succinct...
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03/03/2008 10:35:23 PM
excellent image deb .. it beggars a poem i reckon .. and i'm sure those wordy ppl will find some excellent poems to blend with it ... i'm not that into poetry, i've just said that in a comment on colleen's illustrated word .. i think my brain is too lazy .. but i've been deeply moved by some of the amazing images combined with poems in this thread . :)
three seconds later .. ahhhhh .. i hadnt looked at the comments you'd already received .. but a wonderful collection of different takes so far .. amazing really .. :)
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03/03/2008 09:19:06 AM
The Dark Man
Stephen King
Published in "Ubris", 1969 and later in Moth, 1970.

I have stridden the fuming way
of sun-hammered tracks and
smashed cinders;
I have ridden rails
and burned sterno in the
gantry silence of hob jungles:
I am a dark man.

I have ridden rails
and passed the smuggery
of desperate houses with counterfeit chimneys
and heard from the outside
the inside clink of cocktail ice
while closed doors broke the world -
and over it all a savage sickle moon
that bummed my eyes with bones of light.
I have slept in glaring swamps
where musk-reek rose
to mix with the sex smell of rotting cypress stumps
where witch fire clung in sunken
psycho spheres of baptism -
and heard the suck of shadows
where a gutted columned house
leeched with vines
speaks to an overhung mushroom sky

I have fed dimes to cold machines
in all night filling stations
while traffic in a mad and flowing flame
streaked red in six lanes of darkness,
and breathed the cleaver hitchhike wind
within the breakdown lane with thumb levelled
and saw shadowed faces made complacent
with heaters behind safety glass
faces that rose like complacent moons
in driven monster orbits.
and in a sudden jugular flash
cold as the center of a sun

I forced a girl in a field of wheat
and left her sprawled with the virgin bread
a savage sacrifice
and a sign to those who creep in
fixed ways:
I am a dark man.
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03/03/2008 09:03:28 AM
looks like a jester, very cool.
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03/02/2008 10:41:42 PM
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I hope you do not mind but I had a go at this

It seems to me that your words are as powerful as your photos :)
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03/02/2008 08:57:20 PM
as if he were no one
he slipped in and out
without a second glance

moments gathered dust
like dusty photographs
in her bureau drawer

her secret longing
for the man
who went unnoticed

invisible to the world
yet he held the key
to her heart
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03/02/2008 08:23:33 PM
OMG - this is outstanding, Deb!! Wow - what a piece of art.

I found a poem The Dark Man by Stephen King, but it is SO sinister, that I won't creep everyone out with it. :o)
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03/02/2008 07:46:26 PM
I like this...nice work Deb!
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03/02/2008 05:40:19 PM
Deb, lovely image and I really like how you're leaving it to our imaginations.

Shadow of a Lonely Man, Lead vocal: john miles

Look at me now, a shadow of the man I used to be
Look through my eyes and through the years of lonliness you’ll see

To the times in my life when I could not stand to lose, a simple game
And the least of it all was the fortune and the fame
But the dream seemed to end just as soon as it had begun, was I to know?
For the least thing of all that was on my mind, was the close at the
End of the show
The shadow of a lonely man, feels nobody else
In the shadow of a lonely, lonely man
I can see myself

(looking out of nowhere, looking out of nowhere)

But the sounds of the crowds when they come to see me now, is not the same
And the jest of it all is I can’t recall my name
But I’ll cling to a hope till I can’t hold on anymore, anymore
And for all the acclaim I am all alone and I see as I look through the door

The shadow of a lonely man, there’s nobody else
In the shadow of a lonely, lonely man
I can see myself

Look at me now, a shadow of the man I used to be
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03/02/2008 05:20:14 PM
I wear my hat
and walk
in water light.

Can you see me
Dreaming,
Do you see how once
I had a dog that listened,
flopped his ear just so?
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