Picture couresy of Bing
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Multicolored lighting amidst the sound of rhythmic thunder pounded the huge hall. The laughter and droning noises had a hollow metallic sound. The human Ferris wheel was in motion around the center spoke. Quick glaces, smiles…some real other’s set in concrete faces. There was quiet desperation set in the eyes of many. Touching in passing moments of movement were soft warm bodies pressed against arms hips brushing fingertips. Out of loneliness did I seek this place a passenger on a self-made time machine. I am tired of too many futures coming to this moment. I want the warmth of my youth. Child-book romance where just the touch of a hand freezes time in its beauty. Primitive drums change tempo the words are lost to the sensation of physical self. Reality is moved to the edge of pulsating light beneath the feet of bodies in tune with the sound. Paired dancers locked in self-love unaware of each other. A checkerboard of kings and queens without mates in a game without end. Surrender whispers the voice within. A reflection on a mirrored wall looks intently at a standing figure. A misplaced look of aging shown in salt and peppered hair with growing signs of age around the eyes. The dream of youth shatters. The Guardian of Time Present leaves through the portal marked “Exit.” The dream is no more.
Texas Poetry 
“A Blessed Christmas to my WordPress Followers” copyright 2012, John J. Rigo, Texas Commentator
Posted in A Christmas Gift for 2012, Saying Goodby to McKinney Texas, Spirit-Filled Poetry, Texas Poetry and Commentaries, Texas' Poet, tagged A Blessed Christmas from a Texas Poet, A Christmas Wish to Friends, A WordPress Blessing, WordPress on December 23, 2012| Leave a Comment »
The above picture was taken several days ago in the a.m. on Northwood Shores in Gun Barrel City on Cedar Creek Lake in Texas. It was taken with my Samsung Smartphone Galaxy II. In the distance the clouds look like numberous mountain ranches in heavens way. Copyright 2012 by John J. Rigo
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