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Saturday, 13 August 2011

Poem: Silhouettes


I've made a video with drawings, photographs made through the years and a poem - Silhouettes, written this year. So, here it is now, hope you like it.



"our feet move as million lights go on and off
in our bedrooms; where we keep each others
secrets; there are still corners of our skin,
that we haven't yet discovered; and it's strange
how your whole body fits on the windowsill
                our eyes live a life of their own
judging all of our shells; with dreams in our
hands, yet still looking tiny to the world; our
lungs keep count of the steps we've taken;
stretching the hands above our heads; making
flying birds with our fingers; few inches into
the air they reach, makes us feel closer to the universe
                our bodies lie naked in the soil
dancers born between the night and day;
catching the feeling of infinity on wide
open plains; there's no need to feel shame;
after all, the sun doesn't make any difference in
                silhouettes between your body and mine"

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17 comments:

  1. smiles....i like the intimacy in this...the knowing each other...the quest to know each other...to discover those places still unfound...that is a beautiful kind of love...

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  2. Natasa, I am on my way out of the door here for some time, but I very much look forward to returning and looking at your video and reading your poem when I have time to do so. Smiles.

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  3. intimate passionate lines.full of warmth and love.loved the media-fusion as well.

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  4. Beautiful. The feeling of being together and that bit of sensuality is very well worded. And the ending is really nice... it doesn't make any difference... in the end, we reflect the same. :-)
    -HA

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  5. Loved the video, Nataša. You're so talented! This poem was layered and tender and sensual. Just beautiful.

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  6. Natasa, enjoyed the sensuality of your poem! It is filled with beautiful lines. "there are still corners of our skin, / that we haven't yet discovered" and "catching the feeling of infinity on wide / open plains" are my favorite. And it is a good feeling when we have "dreams in our hands".

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  7. This was beautiful and uplifting, to read, to watch, and to contemplate the beauty of the message it contains. Wowzers, kiddo. I wish I had had that to include in your interview!!!!!

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  8. Natasa, what a beautiful video you produced to accompany your poem. Your whole project here made me smile. I am very impressed with your talents. As Gabriella said...I feel about your poem as well...I enjoyed the sensuality of it, and the obvious caring between two people. Your choices of words just perfect.

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  9. Lovely verses and I enjoyed the video presentation as well ~ I specially like that ending line ~

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  10. after all, the sun doesn't make any difference in
    silhouettes between your body and mine"

    Beautiful ending Natasa! It reflects an understanding of 2 souls into one. Great lines within!

    Hank

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  11. I can feel the joy and it passes more joy onto the reader. Thank you.

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  12. What the nice gift for us and yourself - this video with drawings, photos and your words. Happiness - contagious...Thank you for sharing! :)xxx

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  13. Love your video and how you made it a unity with your poem.. very inspirational... maybe something I will do too... hmm

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  14. Your words are a reflection of meaningful and beautiful thoughts Natasa, lovely.
    Video's pretty damn good too!
    Anna :o]

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  15. "after all, the sun doesn't make any difference in
    silhouettes between your body and mine"

    The last two lines are so musical ! wonderful !

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  16. Beautiful poem, couldn't see the video actually because my flash player needs to be fixed. Anyways with just the poem you really impressed me. Surely, I would come back for the video. Smiles.

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  17. Thanks for sharing your video. and the lovely poem. :)

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