Sightlines

The next day and the next and the next is just like all the others until a kind of normalcy descends, eventually. 
Now I tell this story and no one believes me. 
Honestly, I’m not sure I believe myself either, but one thing came from it. I got a telescope. I use it every night. It turns out there are stars in this country.
 I keep my eyes trained on the sky; I don’t watch the ground. 
There’s nothing there I want to see.
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By Irene Gentle

Published work and random snippets, the art and chaos of being alive.