As for me, I could sit there all day, but the Earth moves and transforms, and evolves even without me. So I chose to move on.
While there, a poem came to mind.
YESTERDAY GIRL
by Richard Hill
I remember her face (I think)
And a summer evening
Standing on the shore
Watching the Mersey
Turning in its sleep
And the seagulls crying
Sliding down the sky
Like kids on banisters
While we wrote
I love you
In the sweaty summer sand
With sticks
And skipped across rocks
And both held hands
To keep falling
Out of love.
But we couldn't.
With these somber thoughts, I leave you, and this girl to her musings.
This is the Eye in the Sky!
The spectator. |
The little bear seems to be prodding her to move on. |
Pensively staring at the distance. |
ANZAC Park |
The Spit |
From afar you'd think she was real. |
4 comments:
the view is amazing but the sculpture-a bit controversial
Controversial, Ola? You're right about the view though. It's very scenic. :)
Alice in Wonderland ! She is amazed by the unbelievable and rapid changes that have taken place in today's world compared to her times.
Nice! I like that interpretation, Ram. Alice in Wonderland indeed! :)
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