Once upon a whale’s tale, I swam in currents deeper,
more solitary; fulfilling my destiny, searching
to remember who I was. Still, you swim and I am here.
Dive to depths beyond the depths we know,
Share your knowledge with those who wish to know it,
Cherish the memories you may have yet to lose.
The depths rise deeper, but still you rise to breathe.
Bubbles blown from hope spout unfathomable ideas.
Your existence, drenched in joy, seeks the perfect oblivion.
Lose the past in deep twirls of blue, and dive
towards the depths of eternity; forgetting yourself
in the depths of reflection, of ocean, of wisdom, of spirit, of dreams.
Once upon a whale’s tale, I swam in currents deeper
And dived to depths beyond the deepest depths.
I share your knowledge and cherish your memories.
Bubbles blown spout hope for tomorrow – eternity lives in the oceans of time.
F. Ceska
The photos above- as well as the glacier photos -were all taken by little ol' me on my recent trip to Alaska. I hope you like them and stay tuned for more.
9 comments:
Oh my, full size that photograph is incredible!!!!!!!
thanks Akela- I've been trying to upload it zoomed in and can't quite manage it. I'll keep trying.
That's fantastic and so are the words honey. x
I could almost feel the mist of water coming out of that blowhole. You really captured that moment and have a great memory of a piece of your trip. The pictures are fantastic!
oh wow gewels - i'm blown away: those photos are gorgeous and I really thought you had written the words as well - they go along so perfectly with the images ....
you go girlfriend!
The photos are amazing and... I couldn't help but feel the poem applied a lot to what is going on in my life. Whether you did it on purpose or it just happened... Thank you.
PS You have an award lovely Gewels, see my post today 26/8/07 to collect it. :)
"If God were a fish , he'd be a Whale. You can believe that" Stubbs
Next time you go you can roll me up in a rug and take me as illicit goods.
Amazing photos! How long did you have to hold that camera at the ready to get these? It must be like the 4/60 sniper drills where a target will pop up four times in an hour for only a second each time and the sniper has to be ready to make the shot each time. No blinking! I guess the difference is that the whale didn't get shot. That's good!
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