Jan Lamberton Smith Cuyama, California
"...You can talk about the glory days my darling, but these evening stars just take my breath away, and the sky is so immense I cannot hear you. In the moonlight I forget what I should say. There's nothing on the dashboard for protection; there's no candle in my window for regret, and the beauty in this moment overtakes me. I'm headed out it's bowling night again." ... more
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