Woman with baby and girl, Sclater street, London, 1975 - by Markéta Luskačová (1944), Czech/English
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Happy 79th, Markéta Luskačová.
Whitley Bay, 1978.
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Photographer Markéta Luskačová. Whitley Bay 1978.
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Girls running in the playground, Francis Holland Lower School, London, 1988 - by Markéta Luskačová (1944), Czech/English
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Remember Me / Markéta Irglová
I've always loved you
And I always will
Deep down I knew I'd find you if I just stood still
For long enough to feel you in a state of passing bliss
And all the while praying, "Please, let me hold on to this"
And with that you would fade away before I could count to three
A single thought remaining, "Remember me..."
Remember me
Move into me, into my warmth
All that's good within me I'm bringing forth
My arms extended to welcome you, and
Hold you in a tight embrace the way it's long been overdue
I can see you standing across the void of time
I'm looking up, you're looking down
I can climb this mountain if I break all ties
That hold me to the ground and claim that I may never ever rise
High enough to collect you unto me
The body's heavy, while the spirit's free
I am released from it, when I sleep at night
And travel to you swiftly like a comet burning in its flight
There is no such thing as time in the spirit world
We sail the skies of presence, our wings ever unfurled
Let me wake up just this once with the faintest memory
And I'll set out to find you, knowing you're out there awaiting me
If you recognize me before I do
Come say hello, I'll say, "It's good to see you too"
All that longing, all this time
Can I be yours? Will you be mine?
I've always loved you (always have)
And I always will
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