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Out of Reach


The fingers of the trees were painted white, of moonlight and illuminated longing. They strived and stretched for the pure, glowing moon that hung like an apple, guarded by the black, cruel night. As I walked the bridge alone, I empathized with those trees, with their desperate strain for love out of reach.

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