"I am lovers with what hasn't a name: the inside of wind,

the stutter of rain ..." ❤ excerpt (c) Amy Schutzer


Thursday, June 21, 2012

maybe ❦


Open eyes don't always come with an open mind. Dull vision is due to the glazed look caused by the cloudiness that overcomes. Colors are bleak, the world isn't what it used to be. Every face seen is accompanied with turned down eyebrows as they stare back. Is it real? So hard to distinguish the difference anymore. Flashbacks force their way back, filled with brief images of what it used to be. Are they memories or myths created only to keep around the overwhelming sense of failure that never subsides? Change is just around the corner. Every step taken is followed by another stumble backwards. Don't turn around. The fog slowly dissipates and colors seem brighter, but only slightly. Vividness shouldn't be so hard to obtain, isn't it missed? Another unsure step after another. Frustrations seeps through. Reach out a shaky hand, someone is sure to take it. Once fingers are laced, then will the process begin to reverse. A slight twinge of upturned lips, what a familiar feeling. Blink hard, cry out the fog that has taken over. Sunshine radiates from above, and the faces from before are replaced with kind eyes and a gentle smile. Fact or fiction, happiness never felt so good.


this prose was written by my

granddaughter.
her
g ~ma
is
proud of her,
and
proud
for her.
i told her to follow the writing
path,
it would treat
her
well.




4 comments:

Gail Dixon said...

Very deep. Bet you are indeed proud!

renilde said...

congratultions to you both, interesting piece, beautiful, another talented woman in your family, x

In My Wild Eden said...

Very nice! I hope she keeps writing!

One Woman's Journey - a journal being written from Woodhaven - her cottage in the woods. said...

This is beautiful. I know in my heart how proud you are of her.
She is beautiful...

"In ancient times cats were worshipped as gods; they have not forgotten this." — Terry Pratchett

"In ancient times cats were worshipped as gods; they have not forgotten this."  — Terry Pratchett

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