Photo is it less dangerous to come in?..=) by silvia marmori

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is it less dangerous to come in?..=)

photographer:

silvia marmori add to favorites

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categories:

travel, architecture, landscape

tags:

South America

album(s):

Buenos Aires

notes:

These colours at most of houses here have a reason… the port is near.. and at this poor quarter, there was the shipyard where they were repaired.. men that worked there, men with sea in his veins, brought home always the rest of paintings that didn’t serve anymore.. so, little by little, their poor houses were having its look…=)
Well.. I thought this colourful door was less dangerous to come in than previous photo… but in the inside, at a sunny courtyard, I heard a melody and I found a shadow… it took my hand, made me sit at an old chair and began to whisper some words… he had written them for his beloved…
It caresses my dream
the smooth murmur of your sighing.
How life laughs
if your black eyes want to look at me.
And if it is mine the shelter
of your slight laughter
that is like singing,
it calms my wound,
everything is forgotten.
The night that you love me
from the blue of the sky
the jealous stars
will watch us go by.
And a mysterious ray
will nest in your hair,
inquisitive glow-worm willl see
that you are my consolation.

But when I tried to tell this shadow how nice words they were, it had left…maybe after deciding it was time to sing this tango, "el dнa que me quieras", (the day that you love me) to the one to whom it was dedicated..=)

published:

Fri 17 Jun 2005 18:40

equipment:

digital camera Sony DSC-P72

permanent link:

https://www.photoforum.ru/photo/196626/

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miguel #1 Fri 17 Jun 2005 18:41

Gosto muito da textura e das cores, a composiзгo estб excelente. parabйns de novo.

Anna Gorbenko #2 Fri 17 Jun 2005 18:42

Silvia, it`s nice! smile )

yves ralim #4 Fri 17 Jun 2005 18:59

An other superb photograph. I like the colours of course, and the lines...and the notes... and the half-opened door which invites us to dream. I love the poem of the song. Ilove these words, and this atmosphere... I feel them...