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Balanced at the gravel margin of the road, veiled in grey and blue, his hands are ****** loose around the bicycle’s white handlebars in equipoise below his beard’s feathered fringe. His threadbare jeans ride up and down at the knees with the turning of the pedals, effortless as air. He shows the world a look of grave surprise, it seems to me - presents it to a land that never was his own, but one that he is only passing through. Roadside cottonwoods and maples shield him from the skimming sun, and overhead a skein of Canadian geese call and call.
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Feb 14, 2012
Feb 14, 2012 at 9:17 PM UTC
Man on a Bicycle
Balanced at the gravel margin of the road, veiled in grey and blue, his hands are ****** loose around the bicycle’s white handlebars in equipoise below his beard’s feathered fringe. His threadbare jeans ride up and down at the knees with the turning of the pedals, effortless as air. He shows the world a look of grave surprise, it seems to me - presents it to a land that never was his own, but one that he is only passing through. Roadside cottonwoods and maples shield him from the skimming sun, and overhead a skein of Canadian geese call and call.
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Feb 14, 2012
Feb 14, 2012 at 9:17 PM UTC
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