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A friend of the Beatles?

Who's Sam Leach?

The last time I closed my eyes, I saw Martin Scorsese teaching English language arts class.

Aw, thank you.

yonoworld:

... turn off the sound... forget everything around you, let yourself go... tell me : what do you see and/or hear : watch your own "movie" like you can watch tv... now open your eyes and reply

Well, I closed my eyes. I looks like my mind conjured up a very low-budget film. Actually, I imagined a still picture. The artist wasn't trying to achieve a level of realism, but rather, a stylized work, with some sort of sense of expression and simplicity. The piece was pretty basic, depicting a thin guy wearing Ringo-like glasses, laying in hammock. The hammock was hoisted up in a white, bare room of a tall city building, its floor plainly covered in tiles. A flower plot was next to him, with a tall, green plant sprouting out of it. The guy was lazily looking out a small circular window, at a city's tall buildings and star-ridden sky. I quickly and sloppily slapped together this thing on MS Paint, so you'll get an idea of the perspective. I could give you a thousand-word essay on what I saw, and each one of you will all see it differently.