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Of Park Benches and Picnic Tables
Toronto, ON - Elicar - Wednesday, May 3rd, 2006 : goo
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If park benches and picnic tables could talk, what would they say?
Will they tell us the sweet nothings whispered
or the bitterness of tears shed?
Will they share the jokes,
the laughter’s,
and the pains of a broken heart...?
Will they be willing to share the secret,
of the joys and sweetness of solitude?
If they could talk, I would ask them, there is something I would ask,
“Do you ever get lonely, when everyone leaves at the end of the day?
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drea: THESE ARE AWESOME! I LUV THEM!
Laura : Beautiful photos, Elicar. Thanks.
Elicar: 3rd May 2006 - 11:06 GMT
Thank you Drea and Laura.
I should proof read more however. "I would ask" should be deleted from the text before the last picture.
Catherine Penfold-Waxman: 3rd May 2006 - 13:17 GMT
I think the benches would say, "I wish I was still a tree."
Lovely collection of images. I particulary like the 8th one down. Really dramatic.
mike: 3rd May 2006 - 14:37 GMT
I love the pictures and caption, you seem to always find the right time and place to take some awesome pictures; please keep it up.
Elicar: Thank you, y'all. You are all very kind!
Biff: I love the shadows in the smiles..
Biff: When will you fall in love again?
Biff
drea: hey Elicar...do you photograph for a living?
Elicar: 4th May 2006 - 03:56 GMT
No Drea. My job involves nowhere near any creative expression, unless of course you consider the art of negotiation and dealing with people as such. But thank you, I consider that a big compliment.
I have no training in photography at all. I was contemplating on enrolling on an art course awhile back. Not photography however. More on drawing and charcoal painting.
Just plain appreciation of all things of beauty. Is all!!!
emily.stella: Gotta love Kew Beach.
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