Jodainislame
To breathe life into something never there, to feel a heartbeat as your own until it shatters all the same. His destiny lie in pixels, but what a beautiful life was written.
Pale blue threads freshly tied into a neat bow at the end of a white braid. Little flowers dancing amongst the waves of hair just like many years ago when they danced at the spring festival.
"Count on me." The words echoed endlessly for days, there was someone he could now turn to, to trust fully without fear of repercussion. The man he'd admired from treetops, who always felt so far away was now his stalwart shield.
It never felt as hot back then, summer sun only dotted through nature's shade, exploring "the world" with the best fashion show announcer. Even though I out-grew it, that little red swing was always hanging from a towering branch in the large maple just out the back patio.
The past few days felt monotone, only with a streak of red while fleeing through splashing brown, but today was so much different. The weight of their journey hung heavily on the soldier's shoulders, but within the smile of his companion he felt weightless.
From an old pane, with ceramics in hand, a gently wisp dancing above, she watched. Green melted into yellow, orange, red, brown right before her eyes, their coverage rustling from below now disconnected and nourishing.
The rain hadn't let up through the night, leaving bones feeling soggy. He pulled his wet cloak around himself tighter, eye narrowing at the surrounding darkness.
Here, within my space, surrounded by everything aquired in a lifetime... even amongst the screaming insects.. I find my peace. If my heart did not sing for new vistas, I would never leave these walls.
Glancing out the passenger window, trying to peak at lands outside our schedule. Days later meeting the east in wonder, welcomed by a rainbow of sunset and a full glowing moon.
Each book lay one stacked on top of the other, a fine collection of decades frozen in time. The truth was, however, the pages had never seen the light of day - she only liked the covers.
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