SUNDAY POST : Silence
by frizztext
Sometimes walls are thick enough, to put a bench in: to enjoy light and silence! That’s my contribution to Jake’s Sunday photo challenge “SILENCE” – read more at
http://jakesprinters.wordpress.com/2012/07/07/sunday-post-silence/
photo by frizztext, click on the picture to enter his flickr galleries
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Die mure kan praat…
yes, if the walls could talk, who was sitting here in the last 900 hundred years …
I like the light coming in the windows…lovely and silent…
The sun light, windows, wooden benches express the silence beautifully. Thank you!
That’s a great place
Excellent entry for the theme.
My favorite subject! My favorite word!!!!
perfect silent example…
What an interesting place.
Lovely!
To sit there…
Such atmosphere to the room! Many thanks for the pingback. Very kind of you.
Silence = a great teacher.
TY!
Excellent work for this week theme my friend thanks for posting
How cool. Sometimes, I would like to be alone.
at least the trains in Japan are very crowded …
Indeed.:(
look so quiet and peaceful
Very profound – to see two benches silently communicating with each other. Good communication doesn’t always require talking.
gorgeous image…where is this place ?
click on the photo – then you can find on the right side a map link to
Schloss Burg an der Wupper, Solingen, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
Wonderfully quiet spot inviting meditation and preparation for a time of just sitting in silence with a good friend!
A lovely, quiet nook!
thank you Madhu for the great poem:
War reduces everything to silence.
Every soldier’s grave a place too loud for sleep.”
~ E. Ethelbert Miller, “First Poem”
I love the warmth in wood to begin with, but when combined with that incredible light and shadow… absolutely stunning, Frizz!
I remember priests sitting on benches like this when I was a child. The Catholic Church always had benches throughout the church foyers and inside the church for prayer and contemplation. Nicely done, Frizzz, for the challenge.
Isadora