Watching fireworks yesterday night, I was struck by all the phones taking pictures lighting up the darkness.
Watching fireworks yesterday night, I was struck by all the phones taking pictures lighting up the darkness.
I read your writing
I study your art
everyones
everyones
everyones.
I read things
and study the names at the bottom
wondering about the life.
Fall people are
The silhouette of the man
on the edge of the silhouette of the dock
holding a silhouette of a fishing pole
into a lake
full of pink and blue watercolors
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Your commentary is spot-on, and speaks so much of the times! I was out at my local fireworks display and noticed it too. I wound up taking a couple pictures myself, put down my phone with intention, then almost picked it up half a dozen times again to snap more pics... but I didn't. I always try to ask myself in these situations (concerts are another example), Why do I want to remember this moment, exactly? Because this moment is worth experiencing. Seeing work like this is another great reminder, and I can really appreciate the message you're communicating. Sometimes we just have to LIVE as if there were never an option to RElive the moment!
Thanks! I also totally find myself guilty of capturing the moment with a camera instead of enjoying it in the moment, and I think it’s always a good reminder to be here, now.
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