Timeless
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This is the color version of this image, I also have a Sepia toned.
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horse and carriage at st fagans museum of wesh life, cardiff
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ageless trees in deibert park, florence, al
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I am inspired by the ocean and pairing this image of the elegant and powerful ocean with the gentleness of the poetic musings of the poetry of Rumi is an excellent marriage of the muscles of the sea and the spiritual inspiration of Rumi’s poem, “The Thirsty Fish.” / The ocean evokes feelings of awe, timelessness, reflection, silence and the truly divine. Great poets like Rumi, the most-read and greatest spiritual poet of our time comes to mind. Coleman Barks’ intrepretations are the ears for the divine madness in Rumis poetry. Barks, a renowned poet himself is the bestselling author and free-form interpreter of Rumi’s volumes of poetry. His remarkable interpretations of Rumi’s inspired renderings are food for the soul for tired modern people who can find renewal and inspiration through his words. No one does Rumi better than Coleman Barks. Rumi’s poetry mirrors back to us an ocean of woven speech too intricate and dynamic for any grammarian to untangle. His mystical voices come from many points on the inner-outer spectrum. I am pairing this oceanscape with one of Rumi’s beautiful metaphorical poems, The Thirsty Fish. ”I dont get tired of you. Don’t grow weary of being compassionate toward me? All this thirst equipment must surely be tired of me, the water jar, the water carrier, I have a thirsty fish in me that can never find enough of what its thirsts for! Show me the way to the ocean! Break these half-measures, These small containers All this fantasy and Grief Let my house be drowned in the wave. That rose last night out of the courtyard Hidden in the center of my chest. Joseph fell like the moon into my well. The harvest I expected was washed away But no matter, A fire has risen above my tombstone hat. I dont want learning, or dignity, Or respectability. I want this music and this dawn And the warmth of your cheek against mine, The grief-armies assemble, but Im not going with them. This is how it always is When I finish a poem. A great silence overcomes me And I wonder why I ever thought to use language. The Essential Rumi / Translation: Coleman Barks
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I thought a sepia tone might be something different for a seascape and emphasise the countless years that these waves have been crashing over the rocks.
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The ocean provokes feelings of awe, timelessness, reflection, silence and the truly divine. Looking at the sea and the large multi-colored boulders can also be perceived as nature’s abstract. Great poets like Rumi, the most-read and greatest spiritual poet of our time comes to mind. Coleman Barks’ intrepretations are the ears for the divine madness in Rumis poetry. Barks, a renowned poet himself is the bestselling author and free-form interpreter of Rumi’s volumes of poetry. His remarkable interpretations of Rumis inspired renderings are food for the soul for tired modern people who can find renewal and inspiration through his words. No one does Rumi better than Coleman Barks. Rumi’s poetry mirrors back to us an ocean of woven speech too intricate and dynamic for any grammarian to untangle. His mystical voices come from many points on the inner-outer spectrum. I am pairing this oceanscape with one of Rumi’s beautiful metaphorical poems, The Thirsty Fish. ”I dont get tired of you. Dont grow weary of being compassionate toward me? All this thirst equipment must surely be tired of me, the water jar, the water carrier, I have a thirsty fish in me That can never find enough of what its thirsts for! Show me the way to the ocean! Break these half-measures, These small containers All this fantasy And grief Let my house be drowned in the wave That rose last night out of the courtyard Hidden in the center of my chest. Joseph fell like the moon into my well. The harvest I expected was washed away But no matter, A fire has risen above my tombstone hat. I dont want learning, or dignity, Or respectability. I want this music and this dawn And the warmth of your check against mine, T he grief-armies assemble, but Im not going with them. This is how it always is When I finish a poem. A great silence overcomes me And I wonder why I ever thought to use language. The Essential Rumi Coleman Barks
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Our dear friends the Crenitar Cansects of Crenitar Prime undergo Earth border astromite inspections upon landing to be sure they do not unwilling caring any extraterrestrial space-born pathogens hitch hiking their way into Earth’s food chain. Usually a good wanding by Pakistani Starfleet Issue Pulsar Beam Swords always does the trick. Catazillas are usually most prone to these pesky stow always riding along.
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This is a collection of my architectural photos, taken at inspiring places around the world
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Fishing boats in Sherringham Norfolk
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Classic view of Yosemite Valley, USA, early evening.
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Lake Toba, Indonesia
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Hands say so much about people, and sometimes they’re used to show how much someone cares. My hand and my grandma’s. :)
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The future is coming, and anything is possible in the Pakistani Starfleet…..................Time to hover.
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I took these last month in january… usually we have them in spring everywhere and by summer they have gone (mostly) but this year due to our unpredicatble weather here they were, stretching up into the summer sun… —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—- summers garden – part two summers garden – part three —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—- All work (including images, and writings) copyright dimarie painter / / Click here for work details and credits if any apply… / Click on any category above for that genre… or / Click here to go back to my profile page ... thanx :)
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Timeless on flickr
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Dr.Bill Snyder playing the Mighty Wurlitzer at The Tennessee Theatre,Knoxville,Tn
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This fractal has the shape of a old fashioned clock. Without the numbers and pointers the title became “Timeless”. / Fractal design created with the Fractal explorer. Designer: Thea Walstra / CanDuCreations / /
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It’s just a few miles outside of Norwich. I walked from my urban home. Through the underpass, via the supermarket, through the suburbs, under the railway, over the dual carriageway, and finally skirting the chalk quarry to reach Shotesham. One of the nicest villages in the Tas Valley. Canon EOS400D / 1/250sec / f/11.0 / ISO200 / 50mm lens
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She lay in the glassy stream weighed down by the viscous gravity of her tunic and unable to wade through the whirlpool of worldly woes…
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just like a good bottle of wine, film, cameras and photography in general will never lose its value. so long as you use it for the right application. this was taken infront of Focal Point College in vancouver. i was gonna enroll there to take up a photography diploma course, but at $21,000 it was just too expensive. so i just took a little piece of them and photographed their display at their front window :D Location : Focal Point College / West 10th Avenue, Vancouver BC / Canada
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No description is needed, for many a Greek play or tale was of a tragic nature. / Part of the “Homeric Heroines and Villains” session. / Thanks to Sarah and Emma Jayne for their assistance in the production of this project. / Photography by the talented Sarah Bates (http://www.starmaking.com.au/ ) / Models; Andy and Emma Jayne – both professional Melbourne Life models (http://www.melbournelifedrawing.com/model/profiles.html) Featured in “Immortal love”.
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Model/Photographer/Editor: SexyEyes69
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