Through wooded fog fades the day, abandoned to the grey, lost road, lost home - belonging to no one
Pictures found upon a mantle, dust and charcoal, photos framed in rusty metal, sepia shadows, a broken mirror
Collections of rocks and bones, letters and sealing wax, china cups, stained and cracked
Musty pages of paperbacks, remnants of a life long ago. Memories, pressed flowers of fading bells, little relics, loved so well
this is commentary on a house I came upon one time while on Unga island in Alaska. Unga was once a thriving village, with a fish cannery. It is now abandoned, with quite a few houses still remaining. http://content.lib.washington.edu/cdm4/item_viewer.php?CISOROOT=/thwaites&CISOPTR;=223