A landscape in the
morning
Her soft
humming woke me up.
She lay there, in all her nakedness, exposing
her true form to the world, so raw, so fierce. You could almost feel the battle
between the sun and the moon. Fighting over who would win her. Who she would resemble. The cold, aggressive
moon or the warm, dazzling sun.
You could
see the struggle she was facing, yet, not for one second, was she lost.
But the
power the two rivals had over her was nowhere close to the command she had over
me.
Without
saying a word, her beauty compelled me to have a brush at hand and a canvas in
front of me. Of course, no pigment on my palette could do justice to her
splendor. But watching her there, almost as if she was posing for me, radiating
her glory, I did the only thing I knew ; I painted.
As time
passed, I could see the sun winning the combat as the moon resided into its
chambers, far away from the horizon, with a sure promise to coming back. The
sunlight bounced off of her perfectly defined curves, glazing her, intensifying
her beauty.
Her humming
was now stronger, almost as if she were angry at being conquered, at being a
trophy. So much so that grew wild with every second that passed. Or maybe it
was the moon that was playing its wicked games from over the horizon. Whatever
the case, she behaved like a typical moody girl now. Oscillating between calm
excited composed and chaotic. The only thing constant about her was her
unpredictability. Her temper changed so often it was hard to keep up. The only
thing on my canvas was an anarchy of hues. A mess.
A mess I love.
Ofcourse she
doesn’t know me. But I think somewhere deep down, she loves me too. Always calling
out to me and posing as my muse as I paint her a different shade everyday. Appreciating
my appreciation. Devouring the attention.
How much more of a woman could she be, the
fierce and ravishing deep blue sea?