Something will arrive by the tracks, something flew away in the sky…did you notice it?
The year was this to me (though I am not sure about what it means) …
I really do…
I love you, Lady in the water…
Sorry for my bad sense of humour; I am learning to take life lightly…
Next year…I will learn to fly (across the planet I see my shadow fly)…
I really love you…
Pics courtesy: The Daily dose of Imagery, Beerzie Boy, Viory Schellekens, the FILE Magazine, The Daily dose of Imagery and Matthew Trush respectively (oh well! did I mess up?). Thank you folks for providing us such lovely images daily in 2007.
My favorite is the first, the railroad tracks…
Life’s Elsewhere: I like the bird and the lady in the water too…
Somehow, for a long time, I never noticed the “more” tag below the first picture of the railway tracks. And I kept on thinking, well, that’s a great picture ,but what’s the point? Today, as I went through all the pictures in this post, a gentle smile of amusement grew on my lips. I have to thank you for that.
And there …. I just did!
Life’s Elsewhere: Thanks and welcome!
The smile; yes, at least this blog deserved a smile – if not a laugh – after those grim last few months. And Ritwik, I have just finished a sort of post which I call ‘jamming’ and then title it as a ’self-portrait’, concluding with a scratchy exercise of graphics featuring my own portrait(s). You can find one instance here.
The next post in this series will find me ‘jamming’ with that famous poem of yours. I told you I felt it in my skin, I know why I like it so much!
Just went through your self-portrait in blood. Or rather, the portrait went through me like every other picture or sound about Nandigram has gone through me in the last two months. Yet, here I am typing . . . feeling for the blood-soaked soil. Am I not ridiculous if I am to be judged by my actions?
P.S. Thanks for mentioning the poem again ….. I am glad it connected to your heart.