For years I had sought the countenance |
of one whom had one as beautiful as hers, |
and then she came - a deer, as capricious as all things in nature. |
And she was as beautiful as the night sky's stars - only more so. |
It was as though a thousand years had gone by |
Without a star in the sky, |
Only to be replaced by a million supernovas, pink, blue, and beautiful, |
lighting the heavens like they had always been there and never left - |
though they never had been. |
And then she looked at me and into me |
With those brilliant, big supernova eyes |
and told me that she loved me - |
not with her words but with the way that she looked at me |
with the way that her eyes softened and her body rised |
like a sigh of relief - like she knew that somehow, |
that in some way, |
in her struggles with nature when she had run free |
that she had in fact been looking, been guided |
and been seraching, |
for me. |
Copyright ©2003 Ashi Shadow (08/11/03) on Katie.