Together
She was petite.
Her hair graced her face
as a mother's hands
caress her own child's.
Her lips resembled
that of two rose petals dancing as one
down a stream.
Yet, her stature
is what captured him.
He saw not a young lady,
but a woman.
She had more in common
with a mountain
than a summer rain.
Her majesty forged
from fire and rock.
She had more in common
with a tree
than a flower.
Her legs rigid with power.
Her beauty is engraved in stone.
She was remarkable.
He was tall.
His hair buzzed away
and stubble upon his face.
His eyes had shown love,
beyond any spoken word.
His spirit for life,
for adventure,
for exploration,
captured her heart
in an unbelievable way.
It was as if he had
taken her hand,
and whispered the words
that brought forth the true life inside of her
that shone deep in the valleys,
over the mountains,
and through the rivers.
To compare this life
inside of him
to any ordinary stranger,
would be foolish of me.
He's moved mountains
in ways no one would imagine
to be truthful.
I sat as an onlooker,
watching these two lives,
these two souls,
collide and cross their paths
at the intersection of a dirt road and curiosity.
He loved her,
truly.
She loved him,
wholly.
And as I watched the two,
tears flowed down my cheeks.
At the touch of his love,
she became an artist.
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