Resuscitate
6 de Julho de 2017, 6:56
Pats on the back led me to think that I was of age
That my wings had grown just enough for me to fly
I had a purpose, a calling
But the bad company; I was corrupted
I packed up and left my path, running wild into the darkness
I was lured to the death of me and I became another
I drifted away, further and further in the wrong direction
But I had to get lost to be found I realized
So here I am, hoping it’s not too late for you to resuscitate me.
Picture; Sulekha Rivr
10 Winning Facts about Brooklands Motor Racing Circuit
6 de Julho de 2017, 6:54
The Brooklands Motor Racing circuit in Surrey is owed a lot of birthday candles this year as it reaches the grand old age of 110.
To celebrate the birth place of the British Grand Prix we’d like to share 110 of its amazing facts but to save on time for now we’ll stick to 10 of them – so on your marks, get set, go….
1. Measuring up: The original concrete track was 2.75miles long, 100 feet wide with banking at either end reaching 30 feet in places, that’s as tall as two giraffes stood on top of each other!
2. One man’s dream: The track was the idea of local land owner Hugh Locke King. A huge feat of engineering, the track was finished in nine months and swallowed all his personal fortune the equivalent of around £16million today. Once completed it was the world’s first purpose built motor…
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Secret In The Winds
6 de Julho de 2017, 6:53
What do these winds say to you?
Never heard them talk, is it?
With the grace of a ballet they approach me
Then ever so delicately they whisper
Shhh, let me hear the innocent voice
There’s a message in there, craving to be heard
The softness with which it touches me
Sends a shiver down my spine
I am left awestruck by the feeling instilled
A secret we share, me and the soft blowing winds…
Famous Places through the Eyes of Visitors
6 de Julho de 2017, 6:47
Camera, the eye where you wana set and capture the image. Every photographer have freedom to shoot the image in different viewpoint. We usually seen the famous places like 7 wonder etc. But do think how its look when we are standing in front of these famous places, and what was the side scene behind us of these famous structures. British Photographer Oliver Curtis visited all the famous places, but he made other photos than the rest, or we can say a wrong way to see such famous places. The series is called Volte-face, and the man behind the camera. Its really a new way to see such places.
Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro
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Our Platform by Paige Collins
6 de Julho de 2017, 6:46
I’d love nothing more but to go back a couple of steps in life to the days where our biggest concerns were waiting on the street lights turning on, or not allowing new shoes to get dirty. When you had a boyfriend or had a girlfriend they’d say goodbye on the Friday and you’d see them on the Monday.
Throughout time we’ve slowly yet surely transformed into robots, we’re all satirical yet the system’s tyrannical and we don’t even have our own thoughts. Ego’s are fed with a double tap and people only care for shaping their persona, which alone is fake with mistakes to make and likes only being the eudaemonia
I cannot determine what is true or false nor can I bare to witness it all. I see kids who are fifteen living as sweet dream on twitter but not in school halls. I’m massively concerned for the…
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