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Sometimes You Forget by Karen Hecht Springer Saturday, May 26, 2012 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Have you ever seen how a prism reflects the light broken out into the visible spectrum? Have you ever wondered why?
Sometimes you forget what's in a word or phrase… or what it means to smile or let laughter bring out the light. And sometimes you forget what's in a simple touch… or what it means to listen or let passion rule the mind. It's the simple pleasure of looking at a fuzzy photograph… of remembering how it feels to be truly in the moment. It's the joy of millions of colors and a few snaps of the shutter… memories created by fate preserved by the power of love.

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Reviewed by Sandile Tshemese	10/9/2012

am really gaping at your work. this is not talent but a gift.




Reviewed by Diana Legun	6/8/2012

I appreciate the rich humanness in here. Who can not relate to the millions of colors from the snap of the shutter when looking at a loved one through any amount of fuzziness? Very well presented. I like your choice of meaningfulnesses.....a smile....and listening -- more wealth and gift than the Hope Diamond for sure. ~~ Diana