[Monte Williams]

Whew. Okay. Deep breath...

First off, something a bit different:

The Year is 1885 by Monte Williams, on Flickr

And now for the expected subjects...

To Truly Hate is an Art One Learns With Time by Monte Williams, on Flickr


He Seemed to Be Reconstructing a Past That Had Never Existed by Monte Williams, on Flickr


No Sleep 'Till Folsom by Monte Williams, on Flickr


An Amazing Mechanical Ballet by Monte Williams, on Flickr


Although He Respected and Even Envied the Leisure Others Enjoyed, He Fled From It by Monte Williams, on Flickr


Monsters of Smoke and Mirror by Monte Williams, on Flickr


And Menaced in a Rather Subtle Way by Monte Williams, on Flickr


Had I Known But Yesterday What I Know Today, I'd Have
Taken Out Your Two Grey Eyes and Put In Eyes of Clay by Monte Williams, on Flickr


Power of Prayer II by Monte Williams, on Flickr

And to close, several variations on a theme; silhouettes at sunrise, starring The Lone Ranger and an Alien Xenomorph.

There's Something Horribly Unfair About Dying in the Middle of a Good Story by Monte Williams, on Flickr


And Often Did My Human Nature Turn With Loathing From My Occupation by Monte Williams, on Flickr


My Travels Were Long, and the Sufferings I Endured Intense by Monte Williams, on Flickr


My Heart Often Sickened at the Work of My Hands by Monte Williams, on Flickr




The Final Sunrise by Monte Williams, on Flickr

And my favorites of the bunch:

War of the Worlds by Monte Williams, on Flickr


Not Very Long Ago for Those With Long Memories, Not Very Far Away for Those With Long Legs by Monte Williams, on Flickr