Tonight is soft, the Wisconsin winter's chill is tame and I am practicing for queen of today.
I am lit inside. Determined, I breathe. My familiar scorn is put away. I walk the city's street remembering, the calming soft breathing.
Tonight is almost over and i approach tomorrow in silence. I walk some more in the
chilly drizzle. So soft the shadows smile back from the store windows. There are no don't walk signals.
The neon sign in Maxwell's flags me, lures me inside. I walk on. I want to reach the seventh block. It's a good number. I stop at the gate, a small park. I pass it by.
My serenity is a soul sculpture. No longer a passage in some one's book. I author me.
Thanks to the moments of shared caring.
I walk on enthrall of the soft winds that bring me home.