the city slept upside down in a landlocked corner of the widows wharf. bitter, lonely, and isolated. i wrapped myself in the stretch of unused road, its cold concrete blanket seemed an overwhelming contradiction to the pursuit of warmth. while scanning the surrounding scenery you caught my eye. your silhouette looked so gigantic standing there; a harmony of outline and a featureless interior. with a small swiss army knife i etched a crude drawing of heart surrounded by our initials to mark the time and romance. i climbed to the sturdiest point you had to offer and tied a rope around the moon to pulled it closer. with all the strength i could muster i tugged the giant; its dragging current left streaks in the sky. as it sliced through the atmosphere and into our neighborhood, an iridescent prism splashed on the side of the suburban homes. bright multi-tonal colors bowed out and split as they danced on the tops of cars parked in driveways and along the streetside. polyrhythmic harmonies bounced from the telephone wires to a stuttering pattern of movement. in an attempt to keep up with the song in the air, my heart sped faster. without warning organic light tore through my rib cage and straight towards the sky, its hot glow burned the hair from my chest. its colors had never been seen by the human eye; beautiful shades and textures poured out. the florescent aurora rapidly spread from the small town,. it raced to such great distances, covering the entire world with a warm blanket of light. and for once, suddenly didn't seem so soon.

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