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I Still Hear The Moment — Take Me Back   7 comments

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Take me back, way back
to the quietness
of a summer evening,
watching the moths
circle the lights,
when I was young.

A time when
everything was
black and white,
when I was only
beginning to test the gray,
where Jackson’s filling station
was the center
of what was happening
in my world —

a place where I could
get what I needed,
before I knew
what I wanted,
but still meet my connection . . .

take me back
in the nighttime
I still hear the moment,

the moment,

the moment,

take me back,

take me back.

— kenne

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Posted October 10, 2013 by kenneturner in Life, Photography, Poetry

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Gas Pumps — Will The Nozzle Reach?   Leave a comment

Gas Pumps — Will The Nozzle Reach? — Image by kenne

“The camera makes everyone a tourist in other people’s reality, and eventually in one’s own.” — Susan Sontag

Posted April 22, 2012 by kenneturner in Capturing the Moment, Economy, Life, Photography

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Pyschedelic Gas Pump Of Old   2 comments

Psychedelic Gas Pump Of Old — Image by kenne

In the days of old 

a celebration of consciousness

that can be found in the soul,

in the body,

in the universe —

in all the forms of spirit and matter.

— kenne

Posted October 9, 2011 by kenneturner in Art, Photography

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