Two: A Distant Falling Star

Watching from afar like a distant falling star. (Please note that any texts published in this book are not final and may be edited.)

What a wonder! What a sight! Like a thunder with its greatest might mudded dark our sight, covered black the night A passing traveler now shifting blue But as we spotted her away she flew, like a midnight wind away she blew As if watching from afar like a distant falling star makes us wanting stranger’s smile leaves us walking ‘nother mile just to find another isle with nothing ‘live and no one there, none to strive not there, nor anywhere In her absence though we never had her there comes a strange sense as if always lacking her Her presence seemed like of the ones who always dreamed with us about the distant Clouds So off we go to find her flo that in her faded shadow hides across eroded landscape rides Her voice now leads us fro whispering along the way Her eyes now see us go blinking in the sunny ray

Author's Note

unfinished, not in the right story order - only a demonstration