She stood there on the streets, deep in thought.
What was she thinking? I will never know.
Our thoughts are our private world, and represent our inner truth.
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She stood there on the streets, deep in thought.
What was she thinking? I will never know.
Our thoughts are our private world, and represent our inner truth.
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“Love recognizes no barriers. It jumps hurdles, leaps fences, penetrates walls to arrive at its destination full of hope.” — Maya Angelou
She looks like a troubled young woman.
Leslie
Or, deep in thought?
Her lips are down turned as are her eyes. Her brow is slightly furled. I think there is something more serious than deep thought. To me there is a certain unhappiness. Now that could all change in a moment. She could lift her eyes and probably flash a lovely smile if she saw you.
If she saw me, she would run for her life!
Now, now, I sure she would smile for you.
I doubt!
Where’s that Rajiv bravado?
Disappeared!
😉
Glad to get back in touch You, my Dear Rajiv! Have long been absent too. …Not just the excellent photograph, the conversation, at least from Your side, seems sombre. Regards.
Well, we are – as a nation – going to go through some difficult times
Very well put! Regards. 🙂