There is something supremely sad about the photograph in this article.
Poignant
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That's amazing. it could be in a movie. Depending if it appears at the beginning or the end, it would be independent / arty / underground, or Hollywood's… And in the middle, the new opus from Mel Gibson…
Sad? It's certainly poignant, and in its way ineffable. But I find it comforting and reassuring rather than sad. We all end up as bones; lucky bones end up in embrace.
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