The Dryness Inside Of Me


In a hot summer night I stood. Drops of perspiration ran down my face. Iluminated by the blinking of spirit robbing fluorescent ligts. The hipnotic red, white and green covers everything. Air scented by sticky and sweet flavors of green, purple, yellow and red. Salty or sweet, small or large. Roll down a twenty, a ten, two fives back. In a miniature ferris wheel, with all the looks of the years. Shriveled skin, wrinkled ends. The movement makes it look like every turn will be his last. I close my eyes and I think; about the dryness inside of me.I go back, and get a big gulp.


Return To Zen Stories For Today's World coquijote@aol.com Copyright © 1997 Coquijote Zen