Look & See Me: A Book of Thoughts Feelings and Words
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We follow his journeyand thoughtsto America and home again.
And only upon returning to Australia does the author find his love for photography, which enables him to share these thoughts and dreams with others in a more tangible medium.
This is both a written and visual journey over the years, of loneliness, melancholy, despair, and hope.
It takes the reader from an eighteen-year-old boy to an almost sixty-year-old man, through the years, sharing both his poetry and his images.
Raymond Cooper
Raymond Cooper has traveled extensively throughout his life, and though spending much of his time in Hawai’i, also lives and writes in Aireys Inlet, Australia. He has worked as a lifeguard, flight attendant, photographer, actor, film director, gardener, and more. His skills as both a photographer and a writer allow him to share his most private thoughts and times with us. During a recent interview on a Boston radio program he was asked “what comes first – the words, or the image?” He answered “the feeling”
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Library of Congress Control Number: 2013907887
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CONTENTS
ONLY THOUGHTS
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WINTER COMING
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TIME
FRIDAY NIGHT
SUNDAY MORNING
SUNDAY NIGHT
TUESDAY
THURSDAY
SECOND FRIDAY NIGHT
SECOND SUNDAY NIGHT
PASSING THE TIME
one
two
three
DRIVING TO ALAMEDA
five
six
seven
eight
nine
BEING READY
ten
eleven
OPENING DOORS
PARK STREET
twelve
FROM YOU
JUNE 3
and now
one.
two.
three.
four.
five.
I’ll meet the mailman.
six.
seven.
eight.
nine.
ten.
For Adam
don’t be afraid
to dream
to fall
to live
and to remember
It seems the time
between hello and goodbye
grows shorter with each day.
I know not at