Sep 24, 2010

The Thin Red Line: A Photo Essay

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Everything a lie.

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Everything you hear, everything you see.

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So much to spew out.

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They just keep coming, one after another.

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You're in a box. A moving box.

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They want you dead... or in their lie.

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Only one thing a man can do--
find something that's his, make an island for himself.


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If I never meet you in this life, let me feel the lack.

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A glance from your eyes, and my life will be yours.

6 comments:

  1. beautiful....that's all I can say. Thank you Rob

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  2. Echo the other comments - simply stunning. I'm assuming these are ripped from the Blu, which my local B&N was already out of by the time I got there. Cannot wait to revisit this again.

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  3. Thanks for all the comments! My ego can't take it. ;) This was actually only from the DVD, Chris, though I hope to pick up the Blu-ray in time. For now, a rental will suffice; after the reviewing and essay-making process, one becomes so familiar with a movie that you could go years without watching it again. This was an incredibly satisfying endeavor, and, I would argue, a personally necessary one.

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  4. Anonymous2:44 AM

    I don't know you but thank you for this.

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  5. Anonymous6:28 PM

    Thank you for acknowledging the grace and beauty that is the poetry, both dark and uplifting, in and of this film. Thank you.

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