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Monday, August 30, 2010

Change is good ( I think...) 2

The wind lies stagnant, unmoved by the world around it.
All is well, and equilibrium has been achieved, for the moment.
In a moment, the stillness is disturbed.
The temperature changes
The wind picks up motion
In that moment,you know what it is.
It is the wind of change.
November 2009 at

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