The dog gazed across the feral fields and the sun was bright
as it was like summer had extended itself into the autumn days then. Nobody
would notice if they were there, and besides, no other souls were there, but
there was a lady bug living on the top of some strange feral bush that rose
from the sides of the sand. Way in behind there where the forest really begins
in earnest, a mushroom, almost like a fake mushroom for its great composition
and synchronistic looks, waited and watched the world and the yellow flowers and
the clouds. Sometimes it was winter there, and as of recent years the winter had
been a furious, a vexations thing. I thought that the wind it brought was
actually angry and mentioned to someone once as much. Those were times to get
indoors as soon as possible and if I didn’t have the right boots or boots at
all, my feet would practically freeze inside my running shoes. There were times
then that I thought even the dogs wanted to go home. Spring brought much more
respite and the waters and creeks flowed while the world melted and little
flowers cautiously at first, and then more valorously, rose adroitly to
attention in the fields and around bogs and marshes and loams. The summer, as
hot as the winter was cold, felt oppressive and far too humid. It was not like
a time of old where it was say, 26 or 27 degrees Celsius and a light breeze.
No, not at all. It was over thirty and the wind had died and the animals were
too hot while there were other problems like mosquitoes. At that time there was
not a dreadful feeling but certainly could be coined a lack of inspiration
creatively and walking wise, for each day was the same and there was a drought
and a lack of textured thunderstorm skies and clouds. There was even a lack of
a proper dream life so mundane and mediocre the weather and the surrounding
summits and fields had become. Yet, - nothing lasts forever, - and the autumnal
breezes arrived and soon the October nights, thank God, finally killed off the
summer. So then, as now,- the dog or dogs can gave across fields and be
interested by the wind and sights rather than practically subdued by the sun,
scorching and far overrated no matter what the worshippers tell ya.
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