Sunday, July 19, 2009

Submerged

It is all gone now - the world of air breathing creatures and screaming sounds demanding, requiring something every moment of all days. Gone. This viscous shell into which I have plunged protects me and presents to me colors vibrant and dancing on the scales of fish and small bubbles of relief, ascending, taking with them each a small measure of my former dependence on demands and oxygen. I grasp razor edged rocks with delicate fingers ignoring pain for freedom and beauty of this moment. I will soon need to return, but not now – not for an eternity of heart beats measured in a few more clicks of the clock – the clock that ticks still, up there.

Labels: blogging, emotion, life on life's terms, travel, vacation destinations

posted by Kim Williams at 12:10 AM

3 Comments:

Blogger Jean said...

Your new site looks nice!
Have a good day.

Here from Netchick's.

Jean

7/19/2009 1:44 AM  
Blogger Mr. L said...

Thanks for stopping by my oft-neglected blog...even if Tanya made you do it!!! :)

7/19/2009 12:48 PM  
Anonymous colleen said...

Maybe we have visited the same place this weekend. I saw Netchick there.

7/19/2009 9:38 PM  

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