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Deja Vue
A tick in memory, deja vue,
time folds, yet unseen.
Hidden by a shroud, impressions bound,
whispers the heart, of what may be.
Through it all love endures,
yet bound by ties, from thens to now.
When memory dies love lives on,
yet tarnished by an unseen past.
Twined in the mist as husband or wife,
soldier, statesman, friend or foe.
Loves in the night, sapphic delight,
bound by what we do not know.
One goes on, ever dying, ever old,
having passed time untold.
One goes on, never dying, never old… Continue
time folds, yet unseen.
Hidden by a shroud, impressions bound,
whispers the heart, of what may be.
Through it all love endures,
yet bound by ties, from thens to now.
When memory dies love lives on,
yet tarnished by an unseen past.
Twined in the mist as husband or wife,
soldier, statesman, friend or foe.
Loves in the night, sapphic delight,
bound by what we do not know.
One goes on, ever dying, ever old,
having passed time untold.
One goes on, never dying, never old… Continue
Posted on October 3, 2008 at 12:30am — 1 Comment
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- Favorite Quote
- "We don't take pictures. We make them."
-Ansel Adams
- Brief Bio
- David McCullough is critically acclaimed commercial and fine art photographer who’s eye-catching use of color, dramatic black and white imagery and powerful composition has been sought by such clients as Earthlink, Pioneer Music, Samsung, The Walt Disney Company, Valvoline Motor Oil, Merrill Lynch, Buena Vista Entertainment, Radisson Hotels & Resorts and Eaton Industries to name a few.
David's personal work explores the human experience in shape and form, from the freedom of flight and dance, to the deconstruction of emotion. His most recent work incorporates shape and form, often within the context of patterns, to explore the interactions between individuals, the structure that defines and shapes our lives and those moments when we are most alive.
David is a member of the American Society of Media Photographers, Advertising Photographers of America and Professional Photographers of America and writes articles on photography and the creative process.
- Personal Website
- http://www.mcculloughcreative.com
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Deeply spiritual and strikes a chord. Great!
This is fun!
YEAH! Could be called "INTENSITY" also....
Wild and beautiful and a bit savage and very very unique!
Immediately I said to myself, "he stationed himself on a scaffold or platform to take this crazy wonderful shot".
Best rendering of the Advanced Org I've ever seen!
As I go through your albums, I get a "send" from several of your photos, this one is particularly pleasing...and I believe the background is Portland OR, yes?
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 2:14pm on April 13, 2009,
Debra James Percival said… - Great Photography!
- At 4:05pm on December 12, 2008,
Richard A. McCullough said… - Your work is incredible! Jaw-dropping! Awe inspiring!
Beyond the power of mere words
Thank you for this glimpse into your world - it's stunning
- At 11:56am on October 23, 2008,
Neil Davis said… - When I read this first stanza, it seemed clever, but without great emotional impact. When it was repeated as the last stanza, it was heavy with emotion, due to the buildup throughout the body of the poem ...
"A tick in memory, deja vue,
time folds, yet unseen.
Hidden by a shroud, impressions bound,
whispers the heart, of what may be."
- At 11:46am on October 23, 2008,
Neil Davis said…
- I particularly liked 13, 29, 40, 45, 48, 53, 57, 63, 68. Memorable.
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This is great, Sharon. There's no void of down-toned comm on our planet today.
You make a great point about creating "good effects", not only in our art, but in our
lives as we lead them. That is what Ron says in Route To Infinity- just being a
bea…
Your verses leave me detached, suspended in the silence of me.
And then the endless contemplations of "what if" so much beauty
could fill the spaces of us all.
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