18th Century Ruins~Time

18th Century Ruins~Time by LjMaxx

18th Century Ruins~Time

Time
Written by R.B.’S very own Karl Denton_Photo by Lj Maxx

Inspired by the photograph “18th Century Ruins” … Located in San Blas, Mexico.

Time has no bounds, no limits
Time will tear the most durable structures down
Time makes for a long nights walk, and enduring love
Time makes enemies, and it heals all wounds
Time is space and space is time.

This incredible structure, I wonder how many lives it has seen pass,
were there young lovers caught in its passage?
The cannons still standing with war like pride,
the holes in the walls where ornaments were hung to hide.
An incredible journey this building has been through enemies fought, battles won.
This building stands amongst the beauty and serenity of the sea yet fills our minds with death or protection.
Wars fought, battles won.
Hearts falling in love,
new life begun,
time has no meaning for the walls of this old ruin,
though it exists in time and space,
the eventuality of time will have won…

Time has no bounds, no limits
Time will tear the most durable structures down
Time makes for a long nights walk, and enduring love
Time make enemies, heals all wounds
Time is space and space is time.

The beauty of this photograph will exist only because it is observed,
photographed, memorized and passed down to many generations.
The beauty of the building will decay with time,
will turn to dust and then be reborn as new.
Because time heals all wounds,
Makes hearts pound with love.

Time is space and space is time…

18th Century Ruins~Time belongs to the following groups:

Mexico, The Beginners' Corner, Travel and Adventure and Windows and Doors
  • karldenton

    karldenton, 2 months ago

    Nice work, would have very cool to see this in it’s hay-day…

  • LjMaxx

    LjMaxx in reply to karldenton’s comment, 2 months ago

    It still had its acient cannons mounted on top.. Overlooks the San Blas bay which has a view that never ends. I just loved it there.. & very friendly people too.. Thank you…

  • Lynn Bawden

    Lynn Bawden, 2 months ago

    Nice shot and info…nice…Lynn

  • LjMaxx

    LjMaxx in reply to Lynn Bawden’s comment, 2 months ago

    I am glad u like it.. I do not think these are the types of photos that sell on here… however.. I wish to share them regardless with anyone who might be interested… I must say too Lynn.. Your portfolio and comments along with it make me envious of your career… It looks/sounds fabulous.. Thanks again… LJM

  • cherylc1

    cherylc1, 2 months ago

    fantastic capture

  • Ata Alishahi

    Ata Alishahi, 2 months ago

    very nice shot Lj, well done :)

  • peggywright

    peggywright, 2 months ago

    Very nice! Do you have more of them Id like to see !

  • LjMaxx

    LjMaxx in reply to peggywright’s comment, 2 months ago

    Thanks Peggy.. Yes.. I do have more.. (Assuming you mean Mexico..)I am now pulling them off my port drive.. I will post some more as soon as I am caught up… Thanks again.. :)

  • photos41

    photos41, 2 months ago

    Great shot of a beautiful old building.

  • LjMaxx

    LjMaxx in reply to photos41’s comment, 2 months ago

    Hello Wayne,. Thank you for taking the time to comment.. Much appreciation to you.. :)

  • LjMaxx

    LjMaxx in reply to Ata Alishahi’s comment, 2 months ago

    Thanks Ata… It was quite an impressive place with it’s history & all.. :)

  • Robin O. Saunders

    Robin O. Saunders, 2 months ago

    Like this LJ and the blue sky. Not much left of this, looks like the face of it. clarity is good.

  • LjMaxx

    LjMaxx in reply to Robin O. Saunders’s comment, 2 months ago

    Yeah,.. it was no longer complete but yet the bones were very clear as to how the craftmanship was then.. Thanks Robin..:)

  • mags

    mags, 2 months ago

    great capture and info, thanks for sharing! xx

  • Victoria Sheldon

    Victoria Sheldon, 2 months ago

    This is really neat LJ. How lucky you were to see this in person. totally awesome.

  • LjMaxx

    LjMaxx in reply to mags’s comment, 2 months ago

    Thank you Mags.. Such a feeling I got in this old building… :)

  • LjMaxx

    LjMaxx in reply to Victoria Sheldon’s comment, 2 months ago

    Good morning Victoria.. Thank you for cking it out.. :) I am now making my own luck so that I can see these things before…..

  • karldenton

    karldenton, 2 months ago

    Lj, I enjoyed collaborating on this with you as well…

    The words were inspired by your photograph so the two are as one… Stunning photographic work deserves to been seen and recognized for all that it is.

    Wonderful work Lj!

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