Not all those who wander are lostA Story by Jeannette Lunete
"Nostalgia on sale. The ocean of replayed déjà vu lists has reached drought. I'm never going to come back to be your sand my prim hour glass. "
"Powder your forehead and come back to sit with us. We need a whiff of obstinacy to open the bottle of Rosé." The powder has joined her auricle. "Isn't this poor thing witless? Oh, always so amusing Boa." "Palme leaves instead of wings to an eye that may never leave the gaze of the Azure." Eyebrows are reaching the radix of sneer. Crystal shards are dancing on the phonograph. A level of volume quieter than mute would not scotch the opaque gleam of their orb. "Cover my horizon Gerard, neither the sky or the ground will ever statisfy me." "What's wrong with her?" "She's having her Remedios Varo moment." "May it all dissolve into one. Let us bury gravity. Become a colour Gerard. Every colour." Gravity eavesdropped her words. "Maybe this time I won't look away" she thought. They are losing the same gravity that wanders itself. Searching for a balance while the sunset joins the sea. "The nuances arrived. I feel it. Gerard take my hand." The white we've seen all the time at once became the blend of everything we ever craved for. © 2014 Jeannette LuneteReviews
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3 Reviews Added on December 5, 2014 Last Updated on December 11, 2014 AuthorJeannette LuneteAboutMiracles are a retelling in small letters of the very same story which is written across the whole world in letters too large for some of us to see. C. S. Lewis more.. |

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