Left to decay, to waste away. A life lived and into death it slips. Forgotten.
Left to decay, to waste away. A life lived and into death it slips. Forgotten.
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Good one.
Isn’t it interesting how something sad like the image of the decaying boat can be beautiful at the same time?
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I’m sure there’s a word in German that captures ‘sad and beautiful’ at the same time. 😉
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That’s how it is, innit. Sigh.
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It’s a sad throwaway world nowadays 😓
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The angle makes the boat artistic.
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It’s a lovely image, isn’t it Miriram?
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It is, Jessica. The original blue color could have been beautiful.
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Ooooh, this gave me the chills.
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Thanks, Robbie 🙂
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Amazing words to go with the art. Good one, Jessica.
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Aw, thanks, John!
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Dark and so poetic, Jess. Wow.
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Thanks D 🙂
I think I was just reflecting on how I feel some days of being trapped inside thanks to Covid 🙂
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I love your 15 word stories. They’re always spot on.
I love photos of old, decayed or abandoned things and buildings. There’s something sad and beautiful all wrapped up together in them.
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Yes, I agree completely. In my younger days (many many moons ago) I used to do a bit of amateur photography. I loved taking shots of old buildings and ruins. They were my favourite subject matter hands down.
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It’s so sad – but then you think of all the adventures that boat has probably seen.
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What a lovely way to look at it, Teri. There’s always a silver lining, right?
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