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Oasis


The sky seems feathery, softly so grey that no stone dares imitate windows have heartbeats war drums rhythmically sounding in time with the sudden circles on the sidewalk but the world is silent for a while, breathing until the war drums stop and the hearts evaporate the burst of sound can only be described as life pure cell division and carbon shrieking their delight to the feather sky
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