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His breath shimmered like the small quick fish he grabbed and let go among the tall grasses of the childhood pond when he saw her, lustrous, bright, haloed despite the dark of the quarry. He ran without care, but she cared not to be caught. Her getaway left him wanting to seal up the too wild river of his heart. She a translator, he a spy, she revealing a page of text and meaning, he unlocking the perfect code, one half needing the other without knowing a single foreign phrase, selves fitting together in a fragile nested shell, making one world for two. In her god wrought cave, she wept. She saw only a stilted heron, perfect, patient, dagger sharp bill alert to pierce a tremor in still water. Fearful, her breath barely held with sight of his leaf twined leg as she broke the surface to touch his beauty. She howled, a breeze feathered his cheek.
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Mar 1, 2014
Mar 1, 2014 at 2:53 PM UTC
Teenagers in Love
His breath shimmered like the small quick fish he grabbed and let go among the tall grasses of the childhood pond when he saw her, lustrous, bright, haloed despite the dark of the quarry. He ran without care, but she cared not to be caught. Her getaway left him wanting to seal up the too wild river of his heart. She a translator, he a spy, she revealing a page of text and meaning, he unlocking the perfect code, one half needing the other without knowing a single foreign phrase, selves fitting together in a fragile nested shell, making one world for two. In her god wrought cave, she wept. She saw only a stilted heron, perfect, patient, dagger sharp bill alert to pierce a tremor in still water. Fearful, her breath barely held with sight of his leaf twined leg as she broke the surface to touch his beauty. She howled, a breeze feathered his cheek.
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Mar 1, 2014
Mar 1, 2014 at 2:53 PM UTC
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