03-20-2008, 01:57 AM
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There are rare times in life, that two strangers might click so well. A connection already formed before they had laid eyes upon the other, it seemed magical for such familiarity to be present in the first minutes. The blood they shared pumped through her heart and dizzied the head that remained unaware of the source of this serendipitous night. On the rooftop she spun in circles, again and again, arms outstretched and eyes on her dress and then closed, indulging in the music her companion made. She was a dancer by spirit, but reckless by body, and it was only a matter of time before her feet got ahead of her and she came crashing down. In a splash of snow and a puff of fabric, she dropped to her side and rolled to her back. Face up and laughing, her eyes finally opened with flustered blinking, trying to stop them from chasing after the constellations that twisted and turned high above her. Her song and dance was over now, and her lungs heaved to catch up, pushing thick puffs of fog into the air, breaking up her view of the night sky.  | ||