Finding Neverland
Let's go find mein the narrow, crowded lanes
in interesting shop windows
in quaint little restaurants
and rocky, windy beaches
on hills with chinese temples
in friendly, happening clubs
in the people I meet.
Who knows? I might bump into
me.
*Photograph of Hong Kong skyline taken from The Peak in September 2005.
posted by Casablanca at
1:23 PM
17 Comments:
Wow !!!! the pic is so beautiful & so is the post :)
S
Very beautiful... the picture and the poem.
a very beautiful picture :-)
and a beautiful poem.
like I always say, I love the ur endings :)
u leave for ur trip no?
have a fab trip
[hugs]
Beautiful, beautiful picture. Did you take this? Its like so easy to fall in love with this city just looking at the picture :)
lets go! ;)
awesomeness...
both the pix n the verse
cheers
finding "me" would be the best deal wouldnt it, imagine dating the narcissit "me", bliss at last it would be!!
amazing pic!
WHOA!!!
the night view of Hong-Kong is just awesome :)
Hows you doing Casa?
awesome pic!
a really good shot missy!
Hope you're having a blast :)
:)
i still come here!
teehee!
loved the poem!
S, Urbanpro,
The city is more beautiful than the picture :)
Brat,
Having a blast here! Yeehaa =))
DC,
Yes, I took the picture. A year back. And the city is lovely. Just like it has always been :)
Bright Red,
Come over ;)
Jhantu,
Finding oneself is different from narcissism...
Cowlick,
Amazing city, after all :)
Az000n,
I am having a great time in HK! Fun, fun and more fun :D
LV,
Hehe... shukriya. Thodi photography humko bhi aati hai :)
San,
Thanks. I love the photo too :)
Khizzy,
Glad that you do! So nice to see you again!
Photo is super cool. work of DSLR?And who all are in "Let's" ?
:-)
Nice picture and nice post!
Jingu,
No, took this photo last September using the older camera.
Let's = who ever wishes to come along :)
Orchid,
Thanks :)
that is a beauuuutttiful picture. you sure didn't do any touching later?! how come you got clouds white - slow shutter with tripod?
Windmill,
No touching up. Yes, slow shutter with tripod, on my previous Sony point-and-shoot.
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