Window After by hipps13
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Description
Tunnel vision
Blocks the parts
Wholes the real must see
Windows the lessons open
As the eyes turn to listen
Comes a time pokes a place
To bare the pictures raw
Close the rear views
Observe the learns more
That knowledge gained knew
©8 July 2010 LKS
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Thank you all so much
Warm Thursday to you
Comments (21)
S W E E E E T
Splendid image my dear, loved the textures and colors, absolutely great!
You're not related to Salvador Dali by any chance? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:DisintegrationofPersistence.jpg http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:The_Persistence_of_Memory.jpg Wonderful image and great poem. You nailed it Linda.
Gorgeous image! Corrie
Unreal!!
Cool image and kinda dali'esque shapes.
Fantastic surreal mood!!!
I love what all the angles and planes do to the water and the reflections. Wow! That's very cool. Lessons appear Accept them or don't They'll come back around And around and around Until we learn Or die
I'm not sure exactly what I'm looking at but it's cool looking and love all the reflections and mirror effects enhanced with water.Nice Work! William
superbe image!!
Awesome image. Excellent!!!!
Really nice image. Great textures, reflections and sky! Very nice render!
Like the Dali reference above...very fitting. Your images never fail to make me stop and stare...I like 'em all:)
Beautiful..like molten glass..like the contrast between soft shapes and angles!!
Very cool image, well done...
"Observe the learns more..." Fabulous image!!!
Very nice!
Fantastique création !
Outstanding work! Love the blues you used in this piece. Beautiful writing too!
Superb and surreal, as is second nature to you, Linda!
Daliesque and dramatic. Darn, I wish I had your imagination...