Ravings of a Rabid Werewolf - Poetry by Wolf - 22. The Long Walk

Different.  An interesting transition in twelve lines.  Not what one expects, to be sure.

We defiantly need a Hug option in the "Likes". Hope things turned out okay 

22 hours ago, Backwoods Boy said:

Different.  An interesting transition in twelve lines.  Not what one expects, to be sure.

 

I think that's a good description for all my attempts here. lol.  Thank you Backwoods

21 hours ago, AC Benus said:

We defiantly need a Hug option in the "Likes". Hope things turned out okay 

Thank you @AC Benus.  Just have to read more to find out    Hugz to you.

Thanks for the note about meeting the boyfriend's parents for the first time. It made the interesting transition from fluffy snow to a walk to the gallows more understandable. You have captured the nervousness of the situation with some interesting word choices and descriptions. Nicely done! Thank you.

3 hours ago, JeffreyL said:

Thanks for the note about meeting the boyfriend's parents for the first time. It made the interesting transition from fluffy snow to a walk to the gallows more understandable. You have captured the nervousness of the situation with some interesting word choices and descriptions. Nicely done! Thank you.

Thanks Jeff   Watching the snow fall on the drive distracted me from the horror I expected once I saw the house. lol

what a picture you paint with the juxtaposition of the fluffy soft snow and the gallows!

i well remember meeting Phil's family the first time, all 100+ of them! and they'd stop speaking English when i came near

anxiety, panic and terror indeed!

thank you WolfM for sharing this part of your journey with us 

can't wait to see the next one...

2 hours ago, mollyhousemouse said:

what a picture you paint with the juxtaposition of the fluffy soft snow and the gallows!

i well remember meeting Phil's family the first time, all 100+ of them! and they'd stop speaking English when i came near

anxiety, panic and terror indeed!

 

thank you WolfM for sharing this part of your journey with us 

can't wait to see the next one...

Thank you, Molly. The snow falling as we arrived was beautiful. It kept my mind off when the car would eventually stop moving. The not knowing what would happen at the door... I was ready to get in the car and head home.