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Executive		Thanks Maurice, for your info, you'll find all my photos at this link: http://www.flickr.com/photos/benheine/collections/72157618638073156/ Hope you'll like it... BenHeine, au 07. janvier 2010 [aviser] [citer] [repondre]

Member		beautiful, Ben! MoArt Rotterdam, au 07. janvier 2010 [aviser] [citer] [repondre]

Member		just instantly inspired by your picture & the poem of mister quinn ;ö) vaclav anorak, au 11. mai 2009 [aviser] [citer] [repondre]

Executive		thx Nils, great comment BenHeine, au 11. mai 2009 [aviser] [citer] [repondre]

Member		ahoj ben, i´m a friend of docu-photos being full of visual contrasts & though it´s an intense post work in it, i´d like to express that the balancing act not to overload the picture is really felicitous. from far it´s an illustrative piece water turns grey to the stones & beneath one can feel the streaming land expiring to the light dark blue is disappearing off-hand & the clouds waft alongside the shore into the wide white salut, nils vaclav anorak, au 27. janvier 2009 [aviser] [citer] [repondre]

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...freedom would be mine

Bring the Light

By Peter S. Quinn

Come come morning come
Freshness awaits me then
Tickle each bosom blossom
When they will feel you again
Rise to the edge of the sea
Bring the light there on
Billows that waves so free
Never to shore are all done

A bird in a nest is to fly
Finding the freedom in wings
Reaching the horizons sky
Wondering what morning brings
Flocking to oceans wide
Searching for something to eat
Into the deep they glide
Every small motion to read

Come come to day newborn
With every aspect of light
Dark gown is becoming worn
Taking its dim and the night
Faraway times going around
Each with its moments to turn
Somewhere a glow they've found
To give to the new morning burn

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--> The poem appeared on http://petersquinn.blogspot.com

PS : I took the photo last Summer in Scheveningen, in The Hague, in the Netherlands