20050613
4 a.m.
an observation.
last friday i noticed, while driving my mother and her colleague to o'hare international airport, the sun made its entrance at 4 a.m. we saw it near the suburb of park ridge. the sky remained this in-between shade of blue, dark cerulean, light navy, or something similar, as if waiting for permission from its western parts if the sun can come out now. it was bright enough to snuff out stars. it was bright enough to outline trees and streets. it was bright enough to light flourescent signs to warn us of newly paved, rerouted streets.
the shady blue blanket stayed until 5 a.m., when the sun finally came. and we all know what sunrise looks like. it's late spring here, so it chased away the chilly, blue blanket.
don't mean to be cryptic, ahaha - it is 4 a.m. central where i'm at right now, and there's always tomorrow, and tomorrow's got more stories. see you again then. :-) ¶ 6/13/2005 04:01:00 AM
last friday i noticed, while driving my mother and her colleague to o'hare international airport, the sun made its entrance at 4 a.m. we saw it near the suburb of park ridge. the sky remained this in-between shade of blue, dark cerulean, light navy, or something similar, as if waiting for permission from its western parts if the sun can come out now. it was bright enough to snuff out stars. it was bright enough to outline trees and streets. it was bright enough to light flourescent signs to warn us of newly paved, rerouted streets.
the shady blue blanket stayed until 5 a.m., when the sun finally came. and we all know what sunrise looks like. it's late spring here, so it chased away the chilly, blue blanket.
don't mean to be cryptic, ahaha - it is 4 a.m. central where i'm at right now, and there's always tomorrow, and tomorrow's got more stories. see you again then. :-) ¶ 6/13/2005 04:01:00 AM
