That evening 1
The dust from the screeching
tyres rose behind us as
the bus pulled in
in front of the unknown lodge.
It made our loose bags
hanging out of the
overhead bins.
The lodge owner grabbed
a bottle of house wine
from the fridge and
invited us for a drink.
I could still feel the wine on
my breathe next morning.
The fresh local fish
frying on a weathered pan over
a wood fire puffed out its
smoke from the corner of the hut
while its smell filled the room.
As the shades of dusk
began to fall slowly
The night quietened, except
for the wolf’s howl piercing
the empty silence of the night.