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Magpie Tales Photo Prompt 79: On Being Driven
sedan
with air
thick as dust -
the black and
white of life and
sepia imprint
of moments,
what novelty
drove us to
laughter, or
frivolity
mocking the
modernity of
our past?
Poem ©2011 R. Burnett Baker
Photo provided by Tess Kincaid
I love-love-love "sepia imprint of moments", Rick.
ReplyDeleteA thoughtful, nostalgic piece...
ReplyDelete'mocking the modernity of our past.' I like that.
ReplyDeleteyou pull out the best pieces and weave up a fine poem -
ReplyDelete"what novelty". i wonder what is happening in the photographer's side of this image. steven
ReplyDeletesmiles. like that last line a lot rick...
ReplyDelete... love this!
ReplyDeleteClever take on the prompt.
ReplyDeleteLove that last line!
ReplyDeleteSimplicity itself. Just the way I like it.
ReplyDeletethe nice lines made the black and white picture, colorful!..
ReplyDeletenice one!..
JJRod'z
/with air thick as dust/
ReplyDeleteyou sweep us back through
the decades of our boomer
pasts, back to the angst, the
hormones, 55 cent gas, and
19 cent hamburgers.
Nice piece, sir.
Oh, yes! What, indeed, drove us?
ReplyDeletei like the thoughts you present with this piece.
ReplyDeleteLovely words!very well written, I just loved the wordplay and emotion you have weaved here!
ReplyDeleteWhat novelty indeed Rick - laughter seemed to come easier...
ReplyDeleteReading your title created an impression of desert dust clouding the black and white, blending to the sepia of modernity. Very nicely written.
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