Alouette River Dike, July
Dusk is coming down slanting over long grass over the region beneath my throat across my ribs. The swallows, like the movement of a conductor’s baton, flit about, playing on currents of evening air, while the cold settles on my sides. Silence in the waning light a distant footfall on the path western mountain horizon drawing down the sun. Soon the colours will change and my shadow, vertical in the mauve grass, will disappear. - Zuzana Vasko |