Emily looks like Summer tonight, long white skirt, down to her ankles, white tank top, hair in a pony tail with a sprig of baby's breath over her left ear. Her tortoise shell glasses make her look so studious and serious, but deep inside she's a dryad, a forest spirit. She knows that life and death are two sides of the same coin. And she knows that when the veil between us rips, we will be married. And damn, I can't wait for that day!
Who owns your face? Who owns that gypsydevil smile on your soft red lips? When I kiss you, is it you I'm kissing? Or is it just the blood pulsing in the ghost of the girl of who you want to be, while you fill in your college schedule on the hill over the river? Just twenty one, and your hand so tight in mine....
"Dear, The sand means nothing, the water means nothing, the wind means nothing, the sun means nothing. The garden means nothing, the snow means nothing, the cold means nothing, November means nothing. All that matters is your hand in mine...."
It's August already, the sun is walking away. It's had enough of light on green leaves and hot white sand. And I'm missing you while you're still standing in front of me, because I know I'll never live through the winter that's coming. I'll never live to see you in jeans and a sweatshirt, shivering in the cold autumn wind. But I know your precious breath will sustain me, it's not that far off, your warm sweet tongue, your body pressing mine. Come October, we'll be together.
I live near the ocean, which keeps me sane in a tidal way. I have three best friends: a beautiful and talented artist, a gorgeous and loving gothic pixie, and an adorable ghost who has become my soul mate and the love of my life. I guess you could say I'm blessed.