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This is beautiful. I love the colours and the contrast.
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This is very nice, you did a wonderful job capturing this photograph.
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Very nice. I've always like cemeteries, may sound creepy, but the feelings that you get when you're in them is so different. Maybe it's because of all the silent stories that they hold. It's not very often you can capture that feeling, but I think you did a wonderful job with this.
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thank you very much I feel the same
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wow nice you deleted my comment.....devotchka...
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in my opinion no, but I had a boyfriend once who believed thats all there was to look forward to, a coffin in the ground
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Maybe yes...Maybe No..Who knows??
But i prefer like the Celts did...a mount of wood and burn it all...
And then we'll find again in other life journey, that's what i believe...but in the end, who knows??
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I love old gravestones, and the moss growing down the sides...beautiful color...
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O.o spooky but very cool...I can't explain my feelings on death...all I know is I'm not affraid to die cuz everyone does sometime. But this picture is Erie but fasinates me at the same time..
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this picture seems kinda sad. very beautiful. but sad
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Yes, I think of how many graves I saw and know that everyone of them had a story, a family a life both long and short...
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the gravestones look like they have seen better days, much like the people.
"The dead cannot cry out for justice; it is a duty of the living to do so for them".
Lois McMaster Bujold, Diplomatic Immunity, 2002
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