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Published: 2009-12-22 13:22:16 +0000 UTC; Views: 858; Favourites: 22; Downloads: 0
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I spent years of my life trying to conciliatemainstream with dissent.
Mainstream was my family, I was with the protesters.
After much strife and not a little pain,
I came to the conclusion that such
conciliation is impossible.
I hope I was a bit more successful in this fractal.
Thank you for viewing, Happy Holidays!
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Comments: 21
Love the contrast between the harsh geometry at the bottom and the free-form floating shape of the spiral. Great work.
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This is so beautiful 
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Thank you 
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To refuse mainstream allows you to follow your very own path in life so it only can be encouraged. I love your work!
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Yes, it is difficult to marry the two sides in one family.
I was lucky with my parents, my Dad was a protestor too, as is my husband, but I found a family here that didn't really suit me. Well, we've both had to live with it.
We're OK. We still protest.
Your fractal is good.
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I'm very pleased you like the fractal
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I find that it is anger.
The whole world makes me angry. I have to be careful to remember I am difficult too. I am not anyone special so I must have understanding for others, even when I don't agree.
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I know the feeling. 
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I suppose people have always felt frustrated and sometimes revolted.
Now we know what happened all round the world so easily it all seems so stupid. No meaning and we must carry on all the same.
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A little revolution wouldn't be bad either
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