Sunday, March 07, 2010
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Continuation: 

Why do I always need to 'wait and see.' I am impatient. What is with waiting, with time, with timing. We are swallowed up by minutes and we think we 'manage' time. There is never enough time to live. We need to decide sometime.

What is there to see. To be honest? Everything. Our eyes offer this panoramic view of everything that surrounds us but it's never whole. Maybe we can see together. And finally see a whole perspective of revolution. An instant view of the roundness of the world.

I have this piece of glass separating my eyes from what's in front of me. And I still see you clearly.

This distance might be enough to focus on what's needed for the right composition. +7,000 miles enough?
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