Life Evolves

DesertWords

Until yesterday, or was it the day before, I counted
time as an endless stream of sunny beach days and
silken sheet nights.  Shear curtains tossed by a soft
easterly breeze could not discourage the fragrance
of lilacs blooming just below the bedroom window.

Today, though, I am puzzled by words in the morning
paper that have lost their crisp, clean edges, and golden
leaves on the maple tree now muted into a faded yellow
memory.  It is really no surprise, just a corner that I
prefer not to turn.

Life is rarely a straight, smooth road, but a series of
intersections, each an invitation for choice.

Life evolves.

  • Author: DesertWords (Offline Offline)
  • Published: November 8th, 2019 07:20
  • Category: Unclassified
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Comments1

  • Goldfinch60

    Every day is different - and rightly so.



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