She stands beneath a canopy of blurred light,
a figure half-in shadow, half-in bloom,
her painted face a quiet testament
to all the souls she carries in her voice.
The microphone rests loosely in her hand,
as though the song is not commanded
but coaxed from somewhere deep
a place where memory drifts like smoke.
Flowers crown her—soft, defiant
petals bright even in monochrome,
framing eyes that look past the living,
toward stories only the heart can hear.
In the hush between breaths
she becomes a bridge:
between sorrow and celebration,
between the weight of earth
and the lightness of release.
And the bokeh world behind her dissolves,
a constellation of quiet witnesses,
while she sings not to be seen
but to be felt
a single voice rising
through the tender dark.
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ReplyDeleteShe really sings well
DeleteGreat portrait. And passionate writing too ("she sings not to be seen
ReplyDeletebut to be felt").
It was really true
DeleteEl encuadre situando a la modelo en primer plano y en la esquina inferior izquierda, hace que la foto adquiera una gran fuerza visual.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo
A bit of space to ponder about
DeleteSing, everyone, SING!
ReplyDeleteIt was lovely
DeleteShe looks like she's in another world.
ReplyDeleteThe power of imagination
DeleteI like the character. Microphone aside, she could be one of those forest fairies from children's stories.
ReplyDeleteOr haunting lady ghost
DeleteMolt de sentiment en la seva expressió.
ReplyDeleteSalutacions.
A poem that reads like a painting – full of color and emotion. You managed to convey an intense mood, with great sensitivity and depth.
ReplyDeleteMuch emotion in this photo. Thank you for linking up.
ReplyDeleteGreat words, Beautifully captured.
ReplyDeleteI'm always learning from you, Roentare. I had to google "boken." Not a typo: "the visual quality of the out-of-focus areas of a photographic image." The best music we always feel in our hearts. ❤️
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