Chapter OneA Chapter by Larry DysonPoem and chapter by Raven Starhawk...ok working on a different type of colab here...several of our terrific Lady writers are writing a chapter or donating a character chapter to the book chaptersBeauty Is As Beauty Does--chapter one A Chapter by Eclipsing Moon-blood red A Poem by Raven Starhawk Nimbus arms embrace celestial terrain
A Story by Eclipsing Moon-blood red In the dark recesses The molecules came He was searching for a Today in time was It just so happened Marking this beings Her fingers curled into her palms. Beneath her fingertips she felt an electric shock, almost gasped but then the pulse was through her. The diary was etched in her memory; its feel, shape and smell. It was almost as if it was a breathing thing rather than an inanimate object. The cool plastic feel of a pen settled over each relaxing digit and it was as if she was writing the next entry. Darkness lingered around her eyes as she shifted her weight to one foot. Glancing at the end of the avenue she gave a weak smile to anyone who passed by and dared to look at the two officers and teenagers. Then as the lamp next to them flickered, its bulb ready to give way to shadows, the first officer stood perfectly tall once more and stared with unmoving features. Owen stammered, looked from Candace to the first officer and then the second. He pushed his glasses up with a shaky forefinger and shuffled closer to the lamp post where it beamed a dully. She tugged at his sleeve and nodded toward the police car. Its spinning lights ceased as the first officer hopped in the driver's seat. "Come on, Owen," Candace said and was pulling him along toward the back where the second officer was standing with his hand on the handle. "Are we being arrested," he asked, Candace pushing him into the small caged seat. Staring through a steel mesh, he asked, "What is going on?" Moments later they were riding into the night. Soft music was playing over the radio but only at a whisper as the two officers engaged in conversation. They hardly spoke like authority figures and Candace sensed Owen must be in a world of questions but as they sat with silence between them she simply smiled. © 2011 Larry DysonAuthor's Note
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Added on September 29, 2011Last Updated on October 4, 2011 AuthorLarry DysonTomball /Magnolia, TXAboutWARNING!!--- my writing approaches Mature most of the time, read with caution if you are concerned ,or so WC thinks? - I'm a retired southern woods walker..who writes and lives modestly..I love n.. more..Writing
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