"come live with me and be my love
and we will all the pleasures prove...
and i will make thee a bed of roses
and a thousand fragrant posies...
a gown made of finest wool...
fair lined slippers for the cold
with buckles of the purest gold...
if these delights thy mind may move
come live with me and be my love."
- christopher marlowe
walking around on sunday morning down a village with houses that look like gingerbread houses, i noticed this man holding a ladder and talking to a lady on the veranda. i don't know why, but romeo and juliet came to mind. at first i thought the lady was holding a hammer but on closer inspection, she was actually holding a paint roller. then i thought of the poem of christopher marlowe as i imagined the two was about to elope.
i don't know what would come to the minds of people upon seeing this but to me it speaks of old literature.
Heheeee.... cute interpretation. But maybe she stole his paint roller and pushed his ladder... but he was quick enough to jump off it. And she is saying: this is mine now! And he goes: Oh come on, Miranda, it's the third time you're doing this.
I entirely missed the girl at first and went straight to man at work. However after reading your narrative I can see either suggestion you made with ease. Sometimes I wonder about @monikozi. She seems to have a dark mind! (; never mind, it’s a spectacular photo that tells several different kinds of fabulous stories
@grammyn :D You have to admit that it is just as likely a scenario as the Romeo and Juliet one... :D I've seen perhaps one too many British crime series
As soon as I saw the woman leaning over the balcony I made the Romeo and Juliet connection. The fact that the scenario is quite different but still open to interpretation makes for a great story capture.
The house is really pretty.
The village is Vankleek Hill, BTW.