There is something compelling about the moon to me.
I see her, and my blood quickens, and a feral drumbeat begins to build in my bones.
I drive down the little mountain that we live on, roads lined with yesterday’s snow. My mind is full of to-do’s and obligations, when I steer my car around a bend and there she is, the newborn moon.
Suddenly my heart feels too big for its cage. I pull over, fumble with my phone, take a photo that reduces the moon’s grandeur to impossible triviality, and...
Published on February 24, 2014 10:37