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DreamThe gas is coming in, the chamber is crowded; it curls around our ankles, some are starting to panic. One lady still thinks this is a shower to clean us - we laugh darkly, No, How did you not notice? We don't want to panic, we don't want to make a pyramid of bodies, - we must take it quickly - honourably - we must put our heads to the floor and breathe the slowly rising gas - it rises so slowly, look - we must take this with honour. But one of the men is lying on the floor and making horrible sounds; he is bent into backbreaking shapes, and he is making horrible sounds.

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It does not matter, the rate at which these words are written; the metre of their patter, conveyed through meterological device, will patter in the reader replayed – never the same twice.

In front, the lady is falling asleep, her head softly nodding within curls of browny hair. The bus is driving through the rain. It is a soft day, and grey, and the sensations of the morning – the brushing of teeth, bedlinen against halfsleeping skin, the hot shower smell – still linger on the body, present. The bus, it seems, is at one place, and then another, like pages of a calendar turning, presenting new images at every rare glance. Und

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Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovinaby ~pename

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Like much of the rest of Mostar, the Stari Most has been rebuilt with UNESCO support using local stone and skills. But until quite recently, the whole town, including this bridge, was more rubble than building.

On the evening train to Mostar my girlfriend and I talked with a local man who shared our compartment. As we plunged in and out of increasingly long, unlit tunnels, our conversation turned to the war of 1992-95, and the damage it has caused the country and its people.

'The ruined houses we see now and then from our window', he said, 'were once everywhere. The war touched everyone, there was no escaping it. Now, you can visit Sarajevo or Mostar and they look great . . . but not so long ago they were mostly still ruins.'

This photograph cuts off the Stari Most roughly where it was reduced to a stump after shelling.

June '08.

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~zoartis Sep 1, 2010 Student General Artist

Nice shot!
Like it!
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It's link to mine pic from Mostar and some more from Bosnia and Herzegovina

~pename Oct 2, 2010 Hobbyist Photographer

Good job!

Thanks for commenting

~marshmallow-pies Jun 9, 2010

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~marshmallow-pies Jun 3, 2010

You've been featured here

=TheFulkrum Jun 2, 2009

This is a wonderful and emotional photograph. Well-caught.

I took the liberty to mention this photograph at:

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If you would like me to remove the link, I will do so right away.

~pename Jun 4, 2009 Hobbyist Photographer

it is a pleasure to be featured in such an accomplished series.

=TheFulkrum Jun 4, 2009

It's a beautiful piece, and one that means a lot. You're more than welcome.

~Tokyo-Pea Feb 17, 2009

I don't really know what to say about this apart from I think it's really beautiful. xo

~pename Feb 22, 2009 Hobbyist Photographer

Thank-you for your thoughts. x

~ananien Feb 15, 2009 Professional Digital Artist

never forget.

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