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Subject: The wind pauses, returning to brush across her nose gently and twist around her neck. Author: a memory.... [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 04:15:24 05/30/03 Fri In reply to: a memory.... 's message, "A gentle breeze fingers the overhangings of the falls, softly kissing the water's surface before writhing luxuriously in and out of the hanging leaves of an aged willow." on 14:22:45 05/29/03 Thu The wind picks up speed slowly, whistling past Yukon's ears in a sort of gently flowing, high song before disappearing completely, no flower or tree sturring for a moment of tense, almost mystic silence. "I had never left... I am always with you- a part of you," the whisper echoed softly and seemingly in the lone mare's ears alone. The unusual breeze didn't return, it's message sent and reminiscing visit complete, the mist from the falls now only stirred by regular winds that had always blown through the land. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date +having been standing on the falls, he remains motionless+ Fox 04:54:58 05/30/03 Fri