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a smile in her eyes and a sunflower in her hair.* (retro_chica) wrote,
@ 2008-05-12 14:46:00
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    Little Red Rain Boots
    Time moves differently for different people.

    She stood, six years old
    at the edge of the lake, listening to the crunching of the sand beneath her feet
    that there were soft turns and slips
    and sharp wobbles between boulders
    and when she had found the perfect spot

    she sat
    criss cross
    applesauce
    and just looked towards the big black blue
    it didn't look very deep.
    at least not for a while,
    the algae still caressed the mountains of stone that peaked its head about halfway to the end of the eye can see

    and its okay if nothing else happened except the tide rolling in
    and the occasional seagull squawking for some bread

    no thing was really happening.
    everything was.

    and just like that
    just looking at the hypnotizing view
    she suddenly felt the need to look beside her
    it was as if someone else had found it
    so gently and beautifully laid out
    like a display

    a smooth scultptured stone with a fossil in it
    that could have been a shell
    or a funky sort of fish
    (there might have been fins)

    she took her time closing her eyes
    greeting the stone into her new world

    and she awoke in a swing
    swaying back
    and forth
    back and forth
    her head towards the sand
    this one was wet and damp
    the smell of fresh rain had decorated the world

    her foot skimmed two parallel lines
    with bumps and faults inbetween
    the sound reminded her of sandpaper
    of her steps along the beach.

    dizzy, she looks up.

    water is a beautiful set of paints
    that mediates and creates a medium
    for birth, life, and beauty.

    its not so topsy turvy anymore.
    its prominent in a delicate sort of way.

    cherry blossoms on a dark dark skin of bark
    meshed with vibrant yet a calming green.

    and the pavement smells like spring.

    and now she opens her eyes again.
    and there are people all around
    its a different kind of time
    for the same kind of person

    but they don't seem to fit in.
    they hustle
    they bustle
    they rhyme to a ciagrette tune.

    they aren't where she is.

    she closes her eyes again.

    she is six years old.
    with a blue rain coat that squeaks whenever you move.

    splash!
    and its okay
    the puddles are fun
    with Little Red Rain Boots
    and a vinyl umbrella.

    its good to see the sky cry
    because its giving birth
    it releases pain
    it releases joy

    it creates life.

    and the sounds they don't mean that much.
    to be honest the sights don't either.

    its a very odd sort of daze.
    a Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds
    minus the pills and the horrible side effects.

    she opens her heart.
    and lets all in.
    because not all is a one
    and everyone isn't fair.

    maybe things need to
    clickclickclick
    together
    click

    photograph
    camera
    memory

    is she searching for something?
    an escape?
    a love?
    a meaning.

    a tap on the shoulder.
    "Hey there sunshine,
    what's in store for us today?"

    "Melodies and sweet symphonies.
    And candy by the lake."

    Cotton Candy.

    Yeah.
    Cotton Candy.

    How does this work?
    Puzzle Puzzle Puzzle Piece.

    searching for its partner.
    we don't intertwine perfectly.
    we are not in a box made for children three and over.

    we are a ball of yarn.
    and a pair of
    Little
    Red
    Rain
    Boots.

    liferegretsresilientbreath.
    maybe.maybe.


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