Lost and found is my eureka! blog, my rediscovery of my short fiction and poetry submissions published in literary magazines and university literary journals some decades ago. Interspersed, occasionally, with more recent, hitherto unpublished pieces.
Subtly invading the consciousness, an element of gloom pervasive like a dark cloud obliterating the light and life-enhancing glow of the sun. It is, in very fact, precisely that; a sturdily overcast sky presents a day as closed to light and warmth as the lidded interior of an iron cauldron.
Unremitting chill, sending icy fingers exploring the interior of our fragile bodies, coupled with the loss of that golden glow we so desperately cling to, presents as an all-encompassing gloom, so deep our psyches shrink and pale in the distress of withdrawal.
Houses, dependent on the heating orb in the sky to warm interiors, become mausoleum chill and miserable as stone. Home interiors transform to dark, brooding places where their dwellers move about in quietly deprived, ghostly discord of mind.
We become pensive at nature's inclement moroseness, so highly attuned to her unforeseen episodes of intractable vicissitudes of atmospheric upheavals, forgetting in our deprivation that she is immensely capable of treating her creatures to far more impacting disturbances than mere weather inclemency.
Soon enough, we recall, the warm hugs of the life-restoring sun will be returned and we in the meantime take refuge in exchanging them between ourselves.
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