rice drying--
a schoolboy walks
over the grains
throwing coins
on the road--
funeral march
posted by roh mih at 11:50 AM
Wednesday, November 09, 2005
rice drying--
a schoolboy walks
over the grains
throwing coins
on the road--
funeral march
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1 Comments:
The first one is an image particular to your region, but not mine. So, I find it to be particularly interesting.
The second one is so poignant. Well-captured
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