in which heaven and earth collide while the sun slips by
Untitled
At first there was only you ahead,
your silhouette racing as the colors bled
from a partly cloudy sky.
We tumbled out onto the sand
and you ran into the fading light
while I slowed to catch my breath;
the beauty of this sight -
the rich pearlescent hues that you could
wade and stumble into -
the mirror of the sand, the feel of your hand
in mine as you returned with elation,
and we stood in this creation of the world
where the blue waves crashed,
where the sun dipped past
the horizon, where the only thing fastening
the sea to sky
was you and I.
(Sunset at Oswald West State Park in Oregon. For the Flickr On Location group, a very short video of this scene may be found here.)
in which heaven and earth collide while the sun slips by
Untitled
At first there was only you ahead,
your silhouette racing as the colors bled
from a partly cloudy sky.
We tumbled out onto the sand
and you ran into the fading light
while I slowed to catch my breath;
the beauty of this sight -
the rich pearlescent hues that you could
wade and stumble into -
the mirror of the sand, the feel of your hand
in mine as you returned with elation,
and we stood in this creation of the world
where the blue waves crashed,
where the sun dipped past
the horizon, where the only thing fastening
the sea to sky
was you and I.
(Sunset at Oswald West State Park in Oregon. For the Flickr On Location group, a very short video of this scene may be found here.)