Tristesse 

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  • tristesse
    by Alfred Koch

    linz, upper austria, near the collegium petrinum

  • Le Manque
    by Magda Vacariu

    My favorite song of Léo Ferré about love / LE MANQUE Ta jupe est trop courte / J’y vois des dessins j’y vois des années / Le trouble qui va te défigurer / Ta jupe est trop courte / Je ne peux plus imaginer Tu marches trop vite / Je vois des chameaux au fond du désert / Qui crèvent de soif c’est l’été l’hiver / Tu marches trop vite / Je ne peux plus imaginer Les gens te regardent / Je voudrais les mettre au fond de ta gorge / Et tu les rendrais avec du jasmin / Celui qui te montre et me rend malade / Les gens te regardent / Je ne peux plus imaginer Ta jupe est trop courte / Tu marches trop vite / Les gens me regardent / Me regardent t’imaginer Il manque quelque chose à cette ville obscène / Et c’est toi qui me manque / Et c’est toi qui me manque Ta jupe est trop courte / J’y monterais bien au-dessus des toits / New York ce matin n’avait plus que toi / Ta jupe est trop longue / Et j’imagine et j’imagine des étangs Tu nages trop vite / Je vois des parfums je sens ta fatigue / Tu nages trop vite / Je crève de toi je crève de moi / Et je ne peux qu’imaginer Les gens font la queue / A n’importe qui à ton odeur sûre / Tu leur donneras tes mûres pas mûres / Tu marches trop vite / Donne-moi la main tiens-moi sur ta carte / Regarde là-bas sur la rouge pancarte Défense de vivre / Les flics nous regardent / Il manque quelque chose à Amsterdam ce soir / Et c’est toi mon amour / Toi qui cours dans mes veines Je t’ai perdue… et tu me manques… Je ne peux plus t’imaginer… Toi l’héroïne… Toi l’héroïne… DE MON ROMAN D’AMOUR

  • Dull City
    by Ulf Buschmann

    At Berlin Alexanderplatz.

  • Tristesse
    by Geoff Coleman - Landscapes

    Portrait of Alison using natural light. I wanted her to be barely emerging from the surrounding darkness. The model is Alison who also features in the Tarot Reader and Ianus Semitas. Alison is brilliant to work with because she can act and evoke almost any emotional state on request – quite scary watching he go from infectious joy to grief in the space of a few heartbeats.

  • Breathing to Joy
    by Doris B. Lambling's colorgetics

    “Feeling sad is probably something natural. It is a breathing to joy, a preparing of the soul to it.” Paula Modersohn-Becker / , Letters, 12. February 1901 “Traurig sein ist wohl etwas Natürliches. Es ist ein Atemholen zur Freude, ein Vorbereiten der Seele dazu.” – Paula Modersohn-Becker, Briefe, 12. Februar 1901

  • Étude Op.10, No.3
    by Imogene Munday

    Otherwise known as Tristesse, my favourite piece by Chopin ♥

  • November Tristesse
    by Friederike Alexander

    TtV digital. Photocollage. A small look down on the street after another rainy November day … Featured in JPG Cast-Offs Feb 8th and in Your Magic Place Feb 18th 2009.

  • Avec le temps / Col tempo
    by Gil Guelfucci

  • Le Carnet Spirale
    by Stéphan Alomène

  • Tristesse
    by Geoff Coleman - Conceptuals

    Portrait of Alison using natural light. I wanted her to be barely emerging from the surrounding darkness. The model is Alison who also features in the Tarot Reader and Ianus Semitas. Alison is brilliant to work with because she can act and evoke almost any emotional state on request – quite scary watching he go from infectious joy to grief in the space of a few heartbeats. Canon 30D / Tv: 1/20sec / Av: f/4.5 / ISO: 100

  • Tristesse
    by Catherine White

    Photograph with multiple layers of textures, colours, and brushes applied. Vintage stock photo courtesy of the lovely inspyretash Featured in Out of the Past Featured in All Things Poetic, Artistic, Philosophical Featured in The Grunge Art Gallery

  • Angel Of Regret
    by Stéphan Alomène

    “Il est aussi absurde de regretter le passé que d’organiser l’avenir.” (Polanski) Paris – France – Cimetière du Père Lachaise

  • la joie et la tristesse
    by spikeandgizmo

    red roses for love – pain and pleasure

  • Looking through my kitchen window
    by RapidEdith

    This is my kitchen window in Tokyo. It might not be the best photo, but I love the tristesse and simplicity in this picture.

  • Tristesse (sadness)
    by msdebbie

    I want some words for sadness / Tristesse (French) / Tristezza (Italian) / Vemod (Swedish) / Zieleleed (Dutch)

    A thought that got into my head today after reading Power by the lovely Lisa Jewell I initially ended it with the line / But might yet find the will to start anew / Changed on 21 November 2009 / Thanks to Sandra22

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