Pictures Of Love

Carmine Rebellion

October 17th, 2026
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Pictures Of Love
Pictures Of Love
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Pictures Of Love
Carmine Rebellion
There are pictures of love and pictures of rage And pictures of hope and pictures that say “I was here with my love” “I was here with my mugs” “I’m just me” “I will fight ‘cos I’ve something worth fighting for” There are pictures that move me right down to my core I will carry them all Until I can't walk any more I am just me There's no one else I wanna be Any more And I am free I am more here than I ever was Before All together we grow and we bloom through the cracks You can tear us down but we will come right back We are sprouts of a delicate nature Still growing; our own creators You will see us radiant and joyful You will see the beauty of change and regrowth You will see emerging beauty and courage You will see innocence and rebirth I’m just me No label can define me Any more I am free No box can confine me Any more We are part of humanity’s variety And I'm just unapologetically me I am free I am free We are singers, we are dancers We are writers, we are actors We are artists, we’re directors We are knitters, we’re creators And we are free To embrace our identities And share our humanity We are family You are the light So keep shining We're all different We're all allowed We are resilient When we are tested We are together Love always wins We are eternal We are divine You can't silence us Our voices cannot be denied We are eternal We are divine You can't silence us Our voices cannot be denied
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Pictures Of Love is a song celebrating the Trans Unity Quilt (https://www.transunityquilt.com), a giant community quilt comprising 300 large patches, decorated by trans people and allies from all over the UK. I was proud to contribute a panel, and to be one of the many people who helped carry the quilt at London Trans Pride 2026. In the cover photo, you can see the quilt laid out in Trafalgar Square at the end of the march.
Much like the quilt itself, the majority of the lyrics of the song are woven together from messages on many of the panels and the descriptions provided by their creators.

Credits

Performed by Mara Flint.
Music by Mara Flint.
Lyrics weaved together from words on many of the patches that make up the Trans Unity Quilt (and some of their descriptions).