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Back home, the snowflakes    flitter down    languidly as if avoiding the sameness of the blanket below.   The fragrance of black coffee, a conversation in subtle tones, and Miles Davis’s smoothest meanderings waft in from the study.   Bruise-blue flames give the room a soft glow, lending a gentle luster to the cat’s matte black fur, spine arched in luxurious mid-stretch.   Back flush to the ground, I take it all in with young eyes, young ears, hungry for those sensory delights. Soon, the flames   fade into simmering, lightless embers, as the final barely-blown note dwindles. She whispers “goodnight” in that familiar, hushed voice, ending a vivid memory with a sweet refrain.
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Feb 22, 2013
Feb 22, 2013 at 3:23 AM UTC
Dryden
Back home, the snowflakes    flitter down    languidly as if avoiding the sameness of the blanket below.   The fragrance of black coffee, a conversation in subtle tones, and Miles Davis’s smoothest meanderings waft in from the study.   Bruise-blue flames give the room a soft glow, lending a gentle luster to the cat’s matte black fur, spine arched in luxurious mid-stretch.   Back flush to the ground, I take it all in with young eyes, young ears, hungry for those sensory delights. Soon, the flames   fade into simmering, lightless embers, as the final barely-blown note dwindles. She whispers “goodnight” in that familiar, hushed voice, ending a vivid memory with a sweet refrain.
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Feb 22, 2013
Feb 22, 2013 at 3:23 AM UTC
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