At Early Moon -- a dVerse Prosery Piece
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"An early moon is just a piece of change in the softening sky." ** Standing on the bridge squinting my eyes in the waning light I could see into the trees.
There a little brown monkey just weaned from his mother, a beggar bedded down for the night, and swarms of mosquitoes who greeted me. They invited me into their little forest, I willingly went.
Quite an adventure for me, my eyes gradually adapted to the dim. The monkey had playthings scattered beyond his rug, the beggar was swigging a bottle of cheap gin, and none of those mosquitoes would bite.
** first line by James Masao Mitsui, “Spring Poem for the Sake of Breathing, Written After a Walk to Foster Island” for full Poem, click here
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- Photo and Prose piece Copyright, Jimmiehov 2023, All Rights Reserved (The bridge was a part of my friend, John's, five-acre yard. We often had car club meetings at his home. John died a few years ago.
- I am linked with Merril D Smith for the Prosery Prompt Line which I used as the opening line here. To read about the line's heritage and to see the requirements for the Prosery writing tonight (one is not more than 144 words, I have exactly 144 not including the title), go here,
https://dversepoets.com/2023/06/05/prosery-breathing-and-moons/
- Click here to read others writer's Prosery piece
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Labels: dVerse prompt, Fiction, Moon, Moonlight Musings, Prose, Prosery, Story





