I am no Job

The lonely girl on the beach watched the shore in a sepia-toned glass. She had a book in her lap and she couldn't keep her mind on its pages since she watched as the wind rustled the pages softly, as if the wind itself was reading it. She sat patiently and watched as the words flickered across her eyes, never once stopping.

"I'm no Job

I don't understand a word of Job

Not a damn word

At least there is your voice in it

I can hear it coming out

Your voice

At least that

Are you there?"

Juliet, András Visky

The city beckoned her to come out of her reverie, and she stood up to find that the sunshine found itself to that cold, bristling morning. In between the trees, it invited her to its warmth, but she couldn't feel it. The wind played against her cheek, and she shivered.