The glowing cracked door with a lock
© Mary-Anne Benusis
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Uploaded: February 03, 2014 | Entered: April 22, 2014 02:42:10
We can tell this has layers and layers of paint on top of each other because of the way the key hole segment almost blends right in with the wood rather than being clearly being separate element from the wood. But usually there are cracks and peels..yet here there is that one wonderful crack that seems to have appeared after a very very sudden force made all the layers crack suddenly yet softly, and based on the lack of peeling, very recently. I wonder if someone is trying to get out after all these years?
Mary-Anne Benusis
July 31, 2016
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