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Photo A Day Experiment (PADE) Day19 - Caged

I had a few pics for the subject, I tried to write down a few lines that could rhyme (or at least be read like rhyming), then honoring my limits I took recess to Google search and could find what I had in my mind at BrainyQuotes


The truth is I love being alive. And I love feeling free. So if I can't have those things then I feel like a caged animal and I'd rather not be in a cage. I'd rather be dead. And it's real simple. And I think it's not that uncommon 
~ Angelina Jolie 
Let me be free...
This is how I ended up saying I'd rather be dead impromptu when asked what I want to do in my life. :) 

Well, this pic was shot at ghats of Ganga (Ganges) in Varanasi with a telescopic lens and is my current Whatsapp DP. Not just the kid's mood, I love the mood of complete picture which has absolutely no relation with what the kid is up to.

Also, I am in deep love with Angelina's lips, but that's another story.

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  1. Punit...I see a lot of sadness in the image...its breaking my heart but going well with the theme.


    Did you mean to convey this? Or I am reading too much in it?

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  2. No, certainly not. Picture was shot with a thoughtful mood, seems the quote and repetition of word 'die' changed it, deleted one from the caption... Thanks for pointing it out @Juztamom :)

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  3. Hey I get what you are saying.Also I think I am a little sensitive to kids and sometimes read/see a lot!


    Read it again, still has a sober mood but yeah not sad, rather thoughtful.


    PS: Also I didn't pay attention to your Jolie's obsession earlier :)

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