Out in the crowd. Camera settings with blue filter. To light up my day. Thinking about killings and attacks. Sad but definitely not scarred or frightened. Thought that if I had that stupid, monstrous terrible brain … where would I place … I was sure of where. So I took the metro just to that place. It was the end station. Above is the Christmas Market. And I wasn’t the only one thinking … Three very well armed and equipped men stood steadily and watched us when we got out from the train. I asked very polite:
-May I shoot you?
So sorry I didn’t get that photo!
But I was lucky today. Bought myself a heart decorated ceramic cup for my green chai tea. I also found my dress. Now it needs a neckless. And I know what kind. A Native American style in black and a few silver pearls decorated with mother-of-pearl. Maybe I can make it myself.
nacre sunset
when shells are tumbling
in salted waves
showing up to each other
the most glory mother-of-pearl
I listen to the music and I can see the shells and the shiny ”mother of all pearls”.
Can you?
Carpe Diem: #1103.
Symphony in F sharp minor Op. 41 by Dora Pejacevic.
Haha! Wanting a picture like that! Great poetry. Nice necklace..or the style sounds nice. I rushed mine and fell back to my geisha theme. Now I regret that, as I much prefer the haibun style like hours, and the forest of course, though that tango-like song was nice, and thanks for your lovely comment there..well, if you enjoy tango pressing your thigh would feel rather very nice…very.
😉 It would have taken too long to make a picture of the necklace I wanted so I – like you – fell back – and choose an old photo. Yes haibun is great – suits me perfect. I like to write in a kind of abrupt way. That tango …. 😉