Mist
and we are in,
the mist falls softly
on our conversation,
this winding road marked
by two gray figures
looking on.
All too soon,
our hands are numb.
We know it well,
but let them be mistaken
for a map of leaves,
a meadow where hopes
converge and dreams
will grow.
June 14, 2006
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