I Know Not OfA Story by V. P. TrujilloA time and again.![]() As I arrived at this richly house, within a richly
neighborhood; I began to feel like a criminal. I cannot explain why, or maybe I
do not wish to? The entirety of all the houses from block-to-block was in tune
with natures embrace. All green, all trees and a very tranquil silence held
them. I then approached this marbled-looking one. With a deep dark greened
lawn, and a stoned fence separating property from property. I was then greeted
by a woman of blonde hair and blue eyes. She was a very pretty sort, quite fit
as well. She had on a grey sweater; light grey, with sweatpants the same color.
She welcomed me inside of her home. I have now no recollection of what she
spoke of, except that her son was to soon reach ten, and her daughter eleven.
Both of which (as this transpired) I intuitively knew took place.
As we head into this room, a little boy at the edge of a
long marble staircase called for his Mother. The whole house looked of marble
and wood; with a nice black-grey-white design, and a merging of combinations
from all, on most floors, walls and appliances, but that deep earthy tone coloring
all things wooden. She spoke to me words that were not there, or are simply not
here. She then took her son to this other room. It was the other bathroom. I
waited for what seemed like a second or two, and she was out. Spoke to me once
more, quickly, and I remember only that I told her to return to that room of
which we first were to go into, and that I would not be long. I went into the
room she came out of, and tended to all that I needed to. The room was very
neat, very clean, but with this and the material; the marble. It was so cold.
I left, and journeyed to this other room of which she was
waiting. I opened the door to see her, quiet and very aloof, yet focused; she
was. Her hair was not very long; it was a thickness that seemed thin, like that
of silk. It was a yellowed tapestry dangling from an unappreciated mind. I did
not utter a word, and neither did she. I walked into this room, I saw a wall
that was nothing more than a one way window, and at least that is my most
hopeful guess. Outside though, there was a beautiful backyard. Grass was high
enough to be alive, to show itself proudly, as did all the trees, and fruit
they bear. This all was so welcoming; this all was so breath-taking &
sanguine.
I gazed upon her from behind, as she was looking out to
such a lovely sight, (they both were). I wrapped my arms around her waist
firmly and warm, and pulled her in towards my chest. I could smell this
sweetness that nothing but the real could convey, and so I saw her neck, her
shoulder peeking out of the grey sweater she had on. I had my back now to a
wall, and her in my arms, with back to me. I began kissing her, from just
behind her ear. She was so in control in this passive state, like nothing, no
one, no how but her could achieve. Now down lower to the back of her neck. They
were proud, and strong, yet so delicately soft; both her and these kisses. I
then pressed my lips to the base of her neck this time, and as I did such; a realization
struck me, I became me from inside me, and obscured from hers as well as my own
view; and at that last fading moment, I knew it was over. © 2013 V. P. TrujilloAuthor's Note
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Added on November 17, 2013Last Updated on November 18, 2013 AuthorV. P. TrujilloSan Jose, CAAboutfree photo web hosting "We are so captivated by and entangled in our subjective consciousness that we have forgotten the age-old fact that God speaks chiefly through dreams and visions. The Buddhist .. more.. |


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