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Very nice. And with an icy crocodile smile.
The photo blows me away…..a pair of jaws poised to snap. And ‘farming the wind’, God that’s good.
Thanks, guys. I had originally drafted something around the idea of eyeteeth, but decided that was a bit too obvious. I’m glad to hear the image itself is sufficient to get that part of it across.
Wow!
Words and picture.
“farming the wind” is great-I love it . And the photo…
wonderful images, Dave!
The Righteous Believer
Consoling myself that all must die sometime,
In quiet grace I consent
to my poverty
and the injustice
they
do
me.