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brian sites
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0 posted 2003-07-06 01:27 AM



LONG SHOT:  a huge field of blooming wildflowers
            purples, blues, whites, etc. Mountains
            in distance
PAN LEFT:   we see Him...
PAN RIGHT:  there is Her...
CLOSE SHOT HIM:   his eyes far away...on her
                  eyes straining....hands fidget
CLOSE SHOT HER:   her eyes swim...to him
                  she tugs unconscious at hair
                  brings it to mouth
MEDIUM SHOT HIM:  he is running...through
                  wildflowers....bounding like a
                  stag.....grunting with need
MEDIUM SHOT HER:  she is running...through
                  wildflowers...bounding like a doe
                  whimpering with need
FASTER SHOTS....
TIGHTER HIM:   he is running out of control...
               he speaks....like words torn from
               throat...her name
TIGHTER HER:   she is running out of control...
               hair fanning behind her...her voice
               ragged as she speaks his name
LONG SHOT:   we see the two lovers closing in
             on each other...suddenly they both stop
TIGHT SHOT HIM:   he is doubled over...coughing
                  furiously...throat closing wheezes
                  he gasps...
TIGHT SHOT HER:   she is prone on the ground
                  writhing agony...holding her ankle
MEDIUM SHOT HIM:  he, still hunched over and
                  coughing, stumbles forward
                  toward her
MEDIUM SHOT HER:  she, crawling painfully, fights
                  her way through the wildflowers
                  towards him
EXTREME TIGHT SHOT HIM:  we see fierce in his eyes
EXTREME TIGHT SHOT HER:  we see fierce in her eyes
MEDIUM SHOT BOTH:  they near each other..moving as
                   fast as they can
LONG SHOT:   we see them join, he hunched over,
             falls down to her...her hand, once
             gripping her ankle, now grasps him
             lingering shot...on their need for
             each other...they clutch each other
             with utter passion
LONG SHOT PAN UP:  camera leaves them
                   and travels up to sky
                   keeps going into deep blue
                  
END

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serenity blaze
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1 posted 2003-07-06 01:40 AM


I don't know how to type silence.

If I could write "awe"--I would...

oh this is flute and pan pipe....

you are SO lovely.



There is bergamot in that field, I promise that.

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2 posted 2003-07-06 01:56 AM


damn
Sunshine
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3 posted 2003-07-06 07:48 AM



Through anything....

*smiling*

some folks are just THAT persistent...

Sunshine
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4 posted 2003-07-07 02:56 PM



[speaking of persistent.... ]

wranx
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5 posted 2003-07-07 02:58 PM


Yes, the bump was a good idea.

I like this scripting, nice to think that foibles are "written in"

Martie
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6 posted 2003-07-07 03:01 PM


brian...so fresh and human and made me smile at the truth of it.  Thanks for this!
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7 posted 2003-07-07 03:14 PM


I'm glad this was bumped back up. I would have
hated to have missed it. I really need to read more
on the other pages. I lot of really good poetry gets pushed
on so fast when so many are posting.

I love the way you wrote this. It's really true.


"If I know there's no possible way I can change something or do about something,
then I push it to the back room in my mind & slam the door on it." ~Gary~
~Heart hugs from me to you~  Ethel

[This message has been edited by garysgirl (07-07-2003 03:15 PM).]

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8 posted 2003-07-10 01:22 PM


  
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9 posted 2003-07-10 04:37 PM



BRAVO!

loved those panoramic shots

Jennis#1
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10 posted 2003-07-10 04:38 PM


Awsome job. 10 tumbs up.
keep on writting.

Ceinwyn
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11 posted 2003-07-10 09:42 PM


I know what I'm thinking about!!!

If at first you don't succeed destroy all the evidence that you tried.

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12 posted 2003-07-10 10:21 PM


you painted a beautiful picture.

enjoyed the script.

Maree

fate is not just
whose cooking  smells good
but which way the wind blows

(Ani DiFranco)


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13 posted 2003-07-10 11:03 PM


coughing?

Hahaha ... sorry but the first thought that came to my mind was ... perhaps alergies?  Honestly, I was anticipating a possible joke ending.

But then you made it into a very romantic romp ... ending it like all the old movies do ... implying the ... ending.  Thus I adored this write ... an exciting romp through the flowers ... oh mannnnnn!

You kept my attention until the very end.

Enjoyed.

littlewing
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14 posted 2003-07-11 07:55 PM


Bri?  

LMAO - I saw you guys EXACTLY like this
sorry - this is lovely
but you did make me smile
xxoo

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15 posted 2003-07-11 08:07 PM


I imagined the whole thing. You reallt create an image

If art is still inside, I feel it
-Aaron Lewes

Bill Charles
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16 posted 2003-07-12 01:14 AM


brian - I'm glad I stopped by for a read...

BC

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17 posted 2003-07-12 01:20 AM



I'm so glad I found this before it got
buried in the depths of blue.
Smiling at this...and loving it.
You're amazing, Brian.
Hugs,
~Vicky

"...until you have read the verse on his heart,
you have not truly met the poet.
~vlraynes

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