memories of ascending a shattered staircase wanting and hoping and wondering remembering how, in the clouds and through the fog, he first saw her face would it ever be the same, after all the wandering?
(a poem about fog in the form of an elegy with a metaphorical angle for day four of Writing 201)
(and for lucile’s the clinic – photo rehab)
*shot with nikon d700, 50mm f1.4 nikkor lens, edited in aperture 3, analog ex pro 2, wet plate filter applied, mistily ambiguous*
Things to think about – those damned memories!
https://cupandchaucer.wordpress.com/2015/02/20/writing201-fog-elegy-metaphor/
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Thank you again, and for dropping by Udita!
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This one is really awesome! Short but Haunting.
Ally~
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Thank you Ally, I seem to be in a very haunted phase at the moment!
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That was a nice concise piece, that picture was a beautiful choice.
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Thank you, much appreciated!
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wonderful photo, very eerie in ways and a haunting but thoughtful piece. I still don’t quite understand the format of an elegy but will take your inspiration x
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Thank you Justine, not that anyone reading my post would be convinced I understand the form of an elegy either, but the course seems to be a good place to experiment…
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yes it is totally i always have a morning panic then try to get over it lol x
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Iam such a sucker for a good romantic piece…unrequited love, perhaps? Beautiful, Andy. Your poetry is amazing; I am loving it.
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Thank you Lois…I really appreciate all your comments, this poetry course is proving to be a wonderful exercise! As for the poem…that will remain shrouded in mist…
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Nice! And how did u go about removing the slashes of ‘t’s and ‘f’s ?
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Thank you! Not sure what you mean re the font question? 🙂
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Umm….I don’t know abt others but yr selected font for that poem was not showing the slash that is part of alphabets t and f so it appeared as l and inverted j, if u understand wot I mean. In any case, the poem was the whole point so…. its all fine! 😉
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Thanks for appreciating the poem and the feedback on the fonts, have a great day!
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What a beautiful convergence of staircases! Both the ones in the photo and the one described in words and formatting in the poem. Haunting, as has been said.
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Thank you Mara, I did get carried away and experienced a convergence of prompts…!
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Escalier pour L’ Échafaud …!!!
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