Ha! More "short and stubborn" than "short and sweet." There have been many times in my life I've felt this way, wanting to run to the trees, away from a source of pain. Love this!
Such a flowing, natural use of personification. I felt I could really SEE Time throughout the seasons, interacting with and within the weather. There are some bittersweet notes in this piece that really resonated with me, too. How we all wish time would slow down, if just for an hour, a day, a season...
This made my head spin a little, but only in the best way. Your language is spacy-dreamy yet descriptive, and you've really captured those expansive thoughts that can drift or slam in, depending on the day, that we are mere specks, so small. They are not necessarily dark thoughts at all, but can be dizzying.
This is such an awesome way to challenge yourself, and shows off a true range of skill. The styles you chose are especially whimsical together (and the character most of all, of course).
Thank you! The first one was taken at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. The exhibit I photographed was basically a tunnel that visitors could walk through made of multicolored panels.
It’s so amazing how you included so many of her songs in a way that flowed like any other poem! You have inspired me(:
This poem is gorgeous and painful to read
haha thank you!
Thanks!
Ha! More "short and stubborn" than "short and sweet." There have been many times in my life I've felt this way, wanting to run to the trees, away from a source of pain. Love this!
Such a flowing, natural use of personification. I felt I could really SEE Time throughout the seasons, interacting with and within the weather. There are some bittersweet notes in this piece that really resonated with me, too. How we all wish time would slow down, if just for an hour, a day, a season...
This made my head spin a little, but only in the best way. Your language is spacy-dreamy yet descriptive, and you've really captured those expansive thoughts that can drift or slam in, depending on the day, that we are mere specks, so small. They are not necessarily dark thoughts at all, but can be dizzying.
This is such an awesome way to challenge yourself, and shows off a true range of skill. The styles you chose are especially whimsical together (and the character most of all, of course).
This is nuts, a true bug's perspective! The "hairs" on that one piece of grass on the left are so sharp and in-focus, that's my favorite detail.
Thank you! The first one was taken at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. The exhibit I photographed was basically a tunnel that visitors could walk through made of multicolored panels.