Ah, that's a sad one! Can't help but wonder what the story was. Lovely shadow shot for the day though, Mary! Hope your weekend is going well!Sylvia
begs the question of shadows overshadowed by?
I am always saddened to see headstones for infants...A SEEKER OF SHADOWSA seeker of shadows one dayAsked shadows to come out and play:“O shadows, my dears,Despite all my fears,I hope you will not run away.”© 2011 by Magical Mystical TeacherSubtle Shadows
So sweet, and so sad. I'm glad there's some greenery to soften the starkness of a nameless little one in potter's field.-- KKay, Alberta, CanadaAn Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
Oh Mary. That is a shadow both literally and figuratively. Any old cemetery we've visited has so many baby graves -- it was rough back then in the "good old days." Sad but a beautifully composed photo.
Ah, that's a sad one! Can't help but wonder what the story was. Lovely shadow shot for the day though, Mary! Hope your weekend is going well!
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begs the question of shadows overshadowed by?
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A seeker of shadows one day
Asked shadows to come out and play:
“O shadows, my dears,
Despite all my fears,
I hope you will not run away.”
© 2011 by Magical Mystical Teacher
Subtle Shadows
So sweet, and so sad. I'm glad there's some greenery to soften the starkness of a nameless little one in potter's field.
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Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
Oh Mary. That is a shadow both literally and figuratively. Any old cemetery we've visited has so many baby graves -- it was rough back then in the "good old days." Sad but a beautifully composed photo.
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