Showing posts with label rhythm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rhythm. Show all posts
(See it on Flickr)A photo I took in Braives (Belgium) during Christmas Eve.
We hadn't seen so much snow in Belgium since decades!!
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Detail (smallest boy in the middle):
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© 2011 - Ben Heine
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Life's Melody
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Here Comes
My Melody
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By Peter S. Quinn
Here comes my melody outside
Heart looked in its beat
Every hour from the indoors hide
Easy comes nowhere street
Love song of ‘a going to nowhere’
Always again from its cast
Footsteps so softly from there
Into the grime are now lost
Day of my day through emotions
Longing to dream there on
Like the wind in its erosion
Till it has blown and gone
Telling you nothing is real
Only the rivers of hearts crying
Do what you most and you feel
Each in your way complying
Now that I have again instigated
It's time to leave once more
Otherwise time wouldn't be activated
Only be stranded in on 'nothing for'
Here comes my melody to sing
With the crowds going this morning
Some notions are not for the lasting
Into times sentimental corning
(The poem appeared on petersquinn.blogspot.com)
My Melody
.
By Peter S. Quinn
Here comes my melody outside
Heart looked in its beat
Every hour from the indoors hide
Easy comes nowhere street
Love song of ‘a going to nowhere’
Always again from its cast
Footsteps so softly from there
Into the grime are now lost
Day of my day through emotions
Longing to dream there on
Like the wind in its erosion
Till it has blown and gone
Telling you nothing is real
Only the rivers of hearts crying
Do what you most and you feel
Each in your way complying
Now that I have again instigated
It's time to leave once more
Otherwise time wouldn't be activated
Only be stranded in on 'nothing for'
Here comes my melody to sing
With the crowds going this morning
Some notions are not for the lasting
Into times sentimental corning
(The poem appeared on petersquinn.blogspot.com)
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