St. Andrews, New Brunswick
August, 2010
Worn and well past their original purpose, these tide drifters have a new function. Their storied eloquence have been gathered to create an eye catching sculpture.
Parallel drifters and floating markers,
weathered grey pallor aside worn rouge
nestled together in testimony.
Crooked lines settled with elderly ease
gifts from the tides
queued in comfort
as the grass grows between their pose.
6 comments:
Oh, very nice indeed! I like this pic a lot.
bizarre coincidence... the word, "parallel"
Not rough and crooked at all...really brings mindful memories of good times to me! and your comment compliments the photos!
That's a great picture! :)
I like rough and crooked. It's a sign that whatever it is has lived a full life and has rich stories to tell.
Like the craggy face of my grandfather. I used to run my pudgy toddler's hand over it and ask him why he had wrinkles. And he'd tell me stories from a time when he looked much like I did then. And I understood where the wrinkles eventually came from.
Nice photo, and parallel enough to fit the theme - I like rough and crooked, too.
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