Egypt
Through Harold’s Lens:
Small Coptic Orthodox Church
Slowly with reference
Little boy
Grandmother
Pass through holy
Portals.
Idolizing eyes look up
Into proud eyes
Respect.
Aging slim legs
Young tiny feet
Quietly
Down long hallowed carpet.
Kneeling together
Deep prayer.
Aged dark wooden pew
Small family
Shufflles sideways.
Not alone
The Father
The Son
The Holy Spirit.
Alone moment
Quiet moment.
Crinkled hands
Folded
Young fingers
Folded.
Quietly arise.
Candles aglow
Beckon.
Little hand
Guided by
Wilted hand
Touch flame to flame.
Prayer
Deep thought
Rolling tears.
Connected by blood
Connected by love.
Husband remembered
Grandfather honored.
The soft side of love.
Through Harold's Lens 
Beautiful Harold. Thank you.
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Thank you Terry. A real treat for me to have an opportunity to try to capture a heart to heart moment between two people.
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Absolutely beautiful, Harold.
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Thank you dear Hugs! A very rich moment for me to see, experience and quietly photograph.
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Reblogged this on My Choice.
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Green Cathedral of South Africa, thank you for re-blogging my image “Soft Side Of Love”. Streets Of Our World from my photography blog http://www.throughharoldslens.com. On behalf of the Through Harold’s Lens Creative Team, Mr. SLR Nikon, his brother Mr. Pen Pal and myself, we invite other interested folks to join us on our journeys. Best Regards, Harold
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I LOVE this, Harold. Not only the contrast between age and youth, love and loss, support and longing…but also the use of light and shade. The words and the picture depicts the power of light over darkness, balancing future hopes against past despair. And the child, the future, inextricably linked to the old woman, the Mother of all the tomorrows to come. Painted as only you can. Thank you…
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Thank you my dear friend for your very kind words. It seems that, around the world, we always seem to have more love, hope, thought and reflection at this time of the year. This image seems to capture for me many of my feelings. The past, The present. The future.
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