(Clubbing...an American past-time...dedicated to the place in Central Louisiana where weekends became myths and legends)
embers fading in the emptiness of the night broken promises fill the air smell of wine hides the fragrance of fear oozing from the hearts of the lonely crowd of revelers deep within, the heat rises from the embers the tension builds the darkness cloaks a panic‑filled room of salmon going upstream in search of home, but very unlikely to ever find it music cascades over the mob like waves beating on a forgotten beach at every table, hidden by the shadows, hope stirs seeking for the mirror...the salt...the touch...the breathy voice they come from every corner of life in search of some elusive moment on the stage alone...in the crowd of smiling, desperate faces silent...in the cacophony of sound springing all around eyes catch, hearts leap, smiles flash connecting for a brief moment, in the darkness no longer alone...hidden in the shadows hope shining like a beacon in a storm magic flowing like a river, running through the room through it...through her...through him...through them...through time he puts his chin in his hand and touches his lips with his thumb she lifts an eyebrow and tilts her head so slightly imagination sufficient to make up the difference embers...flaming up again
I was watching Fox News on Sky Digital this morning, they say Mardi Gras is about to start down your way. Bayview Yacht Club will be multiplied at least a hundred times over I reckon! Jackie <> <
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