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Submitted: July 25, 2009
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Make:NIKON CORPORATION
Model:NIKON D70s
Shutter Speed:10/6400 second
Aperture:F/13.0
Focal Length:18 mm
Date Taken:Jul 3, 2009, 2:26:19 PM

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My Boat Wants To Sailby `BenHeine

Digital Art / Photomanipulation / Landscapes & Scenery

© Ben Heine || Facebook || Twitter || www.benheine.com
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I took this photo in Normandy, France.
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For more information about my artwork: info@benheine.com
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My Boat Wants To Sail

A poem by Peter S. Quinn

My boat is all alone
On the weaving mystic sea
Like a bottom pebble stone
That cannot become free
Blue white billow's high
In their faraway circling around
Surround it there and tie
On deep abyss own playground

My boat wants to sail
Through oceans of unknown
In search of a fresh trail
Where easy wind has blown
But brine seas are deep
And get so much there lost
Commitments cannot keep
On rocky shores get tossed

Sea dreams won’t elapse
If we can find their way
Sail through hidden traps
Reefs that with ridge play
My boat wants to find
The freedom of the deep
And leave old scenes behind
That my turret can’t keep

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The poem appeared on www.poemhunter.com/peter-s-quinn

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~frenetic-maker Aug 8, 2012

Wow, what a breathtaking image. Can't believe how utterly pristine and uninhabited this particular area seems...
And the poem is well chosen for the image. Kudos!