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I cannot see the blue curtain, but it does not matter. I can imagine blue curtains hanging inside all the rooms behind these windows. let me dream then, imagining...
ReplyDeleteyou don't see the pale blue curtain? it is the only window which has a curtain in this photo, the first one, from the top.
Deletecat de mult imi plac paradele ferestrelor tale,cele insirate pentru a vedea,pentru a imbratisa ,pentru a oferi acces tuturor la tot;este ca un glob de cristal pentru care nu trebuie sa fii vrajitor nemaipomenit ca sa stii soarta oricui,este ca si cum ai darui tot ceea ce oamenii viseaza in noapte:ca nu sunt singuri.
ReplyDeletesi ei te viseaza,apoi,tamaduitor:)