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Jigsaw
July 21, 2014
There once was a woman who scattered her wooden floorboards with jagged pieces of a puzzle. And as she collected the pieces one by one, figuring the image before her, she realized the image before her was the outline of her silhouette against a moonlit canvas. In the pieces were her limbs- torn and jagged; creased from age as she finished the puzzle to see herself in Death's hands.
© Mike V., Morgantown, PA
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