Why the Rush?

a drop of sky-tear and ice hung delicately poised from her cold nose, and paused for contemplation of the fall from a pretty face



blinding snow and empty roads stretch away from the noise of the empty dying city, punctured by footprints of the leaving and the arriving



a red freckle sizzles under the high sun on the face of a fair lady sitting remembering fights and cold nights before she found a mountain to babysit



a winding valley whispers of snow-melt on this late spring reminice of ancient hot unwitnessed summers, here in the high ocean-distanced sacred hills



she's proud, but not overly so, of her space away from the cares of the zippered and fast-fed drones she left far behind in time



and her own love is joining her mountain-top



and her loved is seeking safety in solitude



and her lover is standing reciting peace to the quiet watching passing clouds



away from crowds, he cares and keeps her safe from civilization, rampant and redundant, a knight in april showers, armor in wit, with a patient sword

View enuminous's Full Portfolio
John Eucare's picture

You portray each verse like a polaroid snapshot with insightful scratchings at the bottom of each carefully captured moment in time... only your writing shows much more than a photo could ever capture... great write.