Thursday 23 November 2017

The time before the time now-after


A solitary candle warms the room from the centre of the dining table. The slowly opening door rushes air toward the flame. It bends away in response, hesitates, then slowly gathers itself and leans inward, anticipating the next breath. When it comes it is quiet, a long slow release of air announces its approach in a small puff and the flame shudders at first. Needing the breath of air and fearing it – at once life giving and life taking. Breathe that is snatched away by him as he violently closes the door on humanity.
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