Sky Glow
Her long arms and long legs moved ferociously as her smooth naked body swirl around under the sky glow of the Southern firmament.
Her face an illuminating onyx.
Her hair bush and tight, resisting the spring breeze.
A melody engaged her mind, with unborn children singing a chorus of days that could have been.
She danced strongly against memories of being touched by so many men, and the chains of unrequited love and misery laid scattered in the sand.
The briny sea air stretched her nostrils, and salty tears ran down her youthful face.
Her brain and body still crave the euphoria of the 'snow'.
With a splintered heart she looked towards the heavens for a whispering of absolution.
The tide abused the shore and pulled at her feet, beckoning her to an eternity of peace.
She ran wildly away from a world of rigorous existence and towards the serenity of the sea.
copyright 2007 book of Labyrinth of Life
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