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athelindNot quite a dream, I suppose. I'd awakened at around 4:30, and thought, "oh, she's at the airport now, waiting for her plane home, and then went back to sleep.
A few hours later, I was on the fringes of sleep, working my way to the waking world. I heard a noise, a familiar noise, and, just for a few seconds, it was like every other morning, and![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
quelonzia was sitting down to her computer to check her mail.
It was just the rain, and the wind.
It wasn't like every other morning. This is my last morning here, in this house. This is my last morning here, in our bed.
And she's still in the air, still winging her way back from the Philippines.
But not back to me.
I'll be gone before she gets here.
That's what she asked.
A familiar noise
"Oh, she's at her computer."
But it's just the rain.
A few hours later, I was on the fringes of sleep, working my way to the waking world. I heard a noise, a familiar noise, and, just for a few seconds, it was like every other morning, and
quelonzia was sitting down to her computer to check her mail.It was just the rain, and the wind.
It wasn't like every other morning. This is my last morning here, in this house. This is my last morning here, in our bed.
And she's still in the air, still winging her way back from the Philippines.
But not back to me.
I'll be gone before she gets here.
That's what she asked.
"Oh, she's at her computer."
But it's just the rain.
