AMY LEE |
Pandora�s Day |
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Taut lies pull, hesitantly, at the truth. Parcelled, and tied (neatly) with a bow of white lace. Filmy cobwebs that flutter, uselessly, in the wind. Speared, with the desiccated and empty husks of insects. They shake hollowly in the breeze, rattling a song of doom and enticement. And Pandora steps up quivering fingers that flicker across the knot. Teasing at it. An increment here, an increment there. Until, at last the struggling bow lies, trembling, naked and vulnerable. Shivering, and drowning in a lake of foreshadowing, as the scalpel slices silkily across the seal, scoring the mahogany with a feather-light line. The fine line, indeed. That day was the day Pandora let loose Pain, Illness, Jealousy, Hate� And captured Hope. |
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