It was dusk
as I touched the ground in Saskatoon.
An unplanned visit made me realize that the world prides itself in furthering stereotypes.
(gustav klimt)
This time I didn't pray for rain.
but I can now smell it in the pavement.
I must be home.
a bookshelf full of my own possessions.
drawers full of old clothes.
sleeping off the ground.
feet hitting carpet as I wake.
the green walls.
a room with a known past.
and the telephone ringing.
I can remember a slight touch of the back.
and lights in the distance.
anxiety.
The same song now as then.
4 Comments:
welcome home my friend.
kristina, i cannot believe you are home, how i long for home and the ringing telephone..i need to talk to you..i emailed your older account ...check it..im scared (He got fired..because of me..you know who i mean...) anyways i miss you and hope being home is everything you anticipated it to be and that you are surrounded by loved ones.. tell them all i say hello and give them my love..this last stretch is the hardest..cant wait to see you
all my love
britt
i'll talk to my teacher about it. you'd have to be there before 3:30. can you do it? aaaaand... mel will be in town the 12th of may. when do you leave for norway?
oh you, i hope so. i truly hope so. its been too long since we've last seen each other (plus, we need to make it at least on a yearly basis. perhaps we can convince bon to fly over...are you going back out there for school?) ...
its all happening!....and we'll make it happen.
i miss you. i put up a funny diddy on the ol blogger,check it out.
going to norway? the whole family? what an adventure. take lots of good pictures. did you ever end up buying a digital?
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