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When we first met, I had no power .. and all the choices I could ever want. And now I have all the power I could ever want .. and no choices at all. No choice .. at all.
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She is one of the reasons I ever started doing manips and I am very thankful for that. Art has given me so much and you have always been here for supporting me. Thanks
Inspired by Beethoven's eternal symphony. If you haven't heard that then [link] The powerful melody and those excellent moves on the harmony - I just couldn't resist making piece inspired by that music (yes.. I am weird but I do love classical music. Chopin is my personal favorite but I admire music by many other classics too).
This is my second entry for =FrozenStarRo and *Alicelefay Inner Vision contest. What I want to symbolize here - the inner storm... We all have destiny, some of us believe it, some of us deny it. Some do not care. But life has it's own melody to play and we can be the actors saying proper words on stage or we can fight with it. We can be the ones just going by with the flow or we can have our own story, we can make our own destiny. This work is about the second choice - even if life trough us in the middle of the cruelest storm we still can fight, we still can do something - we are made to be strong, we will be. We may fall, forced kneel but we have our own story to say, our own melody to play. This is my melody - in the middle of the nowhere, nothing on the horizon, totally alone, but the reality is different than we are use to know... it is my reality, with my own music. This is my inner storm.
I had made my choices, chosen my exile in this world. But I still have all the choices and nothing to be ashamed. What choices you will make? In the end, do you have all the choices or all the power?
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Dedicated for
She is one of the reasons I ever started doing manips and I am very thankful for that. Art has given me so much and you have always been here for supporting me. ThanksInspired by Beethoven's eternal symphony. If you haven't heard that then [link] The powerful melody and those excellent moves on the harmony - I just couldn't resist making piece inspired by that music (yes.. I am weird but I do love classical music. Chopin is my personal favorite but I admire music by many other classics too).
This is my second entry for =FrozenStarRo and *Alicelefay Inner Vision contest. What I want to symbolize here - the inner storm... We all have destiny, some of us believe it, some of us deny it. Some do not care. But life has it's own melody to play and we can be the actors saying proper words on stage or we can fight with it. We can be the ones just going by with the flow or we can have our own story, we can make our own destiny. This work is about the second choice - even if life trough us in the middle of the cruelest storm we still can fight, we still can do something - we are made to be strong, we will be. We may fall, forced kneel but we have our own story to say, our own melody to play. This is my melody - in the middle of the nowhere, nothing on the horizon, totally alone, but the reality is different than we are use to know... it is my reality, with my own music. This is my inner storm.
I had made my choices, chosen my exile in this world. But I still have all the choices and nothing to be ashamed. What choices you will make? In the end, do you have all the choices or all the power?
Ro-stock | Ro-stock | SheisprettyStock | AlicelefayStock | sxc.hu + personal
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This is beautiful. Not the kind of beauty one might see in a flower or hear in the laughter of a child or the mew of a kitten, but the kind of beauty that can be seen through raw emotion and evoked through stark power. Beethoven was probably the best composer if you judge by those standards. You have done well. I've featured you here.
Whoa...
I just took a listen to this symphony again. This is interesting. I can hear the first movement motif in the crash of the waves and the whipping of the wind. I can see the lyrical sections of the second in the shallow wavelets that pull at the edges of the sand. I can hear the third movement in the stark forbearance and ferocity of the clouds. And I can see the triumphant finale in the posture of the model. She's bending over with the force of her destiny, but she has not broken. It's not that she is triumphant. It's that by working through the trials she knows she will become triumphant when they have passed.
Whoa...
I just took a listen to this symphony again. This is interesting. I can hear the first movement motif in the crash of the waves and the whipping of the wind. I can see the lyrical sections of the second in the shallow wavelets that pull at the edges of the sand. I can hear the third movement in the stark forbearance and ferocity of the clouds. And I can see the triumphant finale in the posture of the model. She's bending over with the force of her destiny, but she has not broken. It's not that she is triumphant. It's that by working through the trials she knows she will become triumphant when they have passed.