Dusk peels into night.
Gold brush strokes
spread, diffuse
and Nyx emerges
through the skin of day
to share her moonlit face.
Linking to K. Hartless's Petite Pen (https://khartless.com/2022/09/20/its-permanence-that-petrifies-her/) which features this wonderful image from Suzanne VanBebber. (Nyx is the Greek goddess of the night. The only goddess Zeus was truly afraid of).
The message collector is here. The air rattles and clinks with calls for help, declarations of love, promises to ourselves. Once a week they are scooped up, mosaicking in brief shiny fragments, to be forged anew.
Breathe deep, Lower your shoulders, Relax your brow. Allow the jumble To slowly move, And untangle Into Iceberg prisms, Leaning beach huts, Soaring biplanes. And begin your story.
Linking this to K. Hartless’s Petite Pen invitation to write in response to this artwork by David Gista, using 30 words or less. (https://khartless.com/2022/07/05/reshaping-the-canon/) The backdrop reminded me of the 3d illusion images, or magic eyes, that were popular a few years ago (perhaps they still are).
Pirouette Twirl and turn Like a ring on a finger Something treasured is held here Fanned petals ready to dance upon the stage.
Linking this to K. Hartless’s prompt for a Petite Pen (of 25 words of less) inspired by this image by Tony Hinchcliffe. Also inspired by the engagement of someone very special.