Kowloon 23 Tuesday Dec 2014 Posted by Esther H. in Poésie ≈ 12 Comments TagsHong Kong, Tanka I walk in Kowloon I can feel the old city The place of despair. A world apart where people Looked for artificial lights TwitterFacebookPinterestTumblrEmailMoreTelegramLinkedInPrintStumblePocketRedditWhatsAppLike Loading... Related
kcg1974 said:
You are always one of my very favorites, Esther. Such a fantastic artist you are. Happy Holidays.
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Amber Danette said:
Well Thank-You for all your wonderful posts this year. I want to wish you a Merry Xmas and a Wonderfully blessed New-Year ❤
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Nicodemas said:
Very moving.
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Amber Danette said:
Reblogged this on Amber Danette and commented:
❤
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Bill Hayes said:
Such a great image. I have been “kowloon side” and this painting has nailed it perfectly.
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Lis said:
Hello Esther
I wish you and your family a reflective Christmas season and a happy New Year!
With love ❤ from Lis
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Cochonfucius said:
Walls can remember
And so can the underground :
And we learn from them.
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Ada said:
Les tours immobiles
sont encerclées par les courbes
des voix qui résonnent.
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postaldeliveries said:
Great picture! It’s just missing the scaffolding made from bamboo poles!
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bearspawprint said:
Where did those people go?
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Esther Ling said:
They move to other parts of the territory.
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bearspawprint said:
So they are more like pepper, still there, still noticeable, just spread out and spicy?
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