A Sunday Afternoon
The crinkled plaster, stained the color of a bruised orange, remains dry.
The dark white
clouds of a cold April sky
on a Sunday
drape over
the watchful pine trees in the wind..
standing so close.
The cold Spring air is damp, the shower drenches her pallid skin; she touches her wet bun tentatively without looking at her face in the mirror.
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