
Photo:Pintrest
The door creaks open. Just a sliver of light touching the ancient wooden floor. On the other side of the threshold the wood meets soft granite stones. Rough surfaces which have been polished by the clatter o feet and paws for centuries, shaping the gentleness of these cold stones in to being.
A shadow, a shape taking form , filling the fragment of morning sun which was just there. Gentle paws touching the squeaky old floor. Alba sits up, throw her legs over the side of the bed while reaching for her wollen socks usually placed right next to the bed with one hand.
“It’s time to wake up for real my dear”, the shadowshapeds voice stir the morning silence. Not even the birds are awake yet.
There they are, the socks. OK. Now, what did she say? What did that dear old little puppy say? “Wake up for real?”
“I am awake”, Alba hear herself say in quite a defensive way, which she immediately blame the early hours for.
“You’re funny”, the wolf chuckles. “As if you have ever been awake for real any longer than three exhales”.
“Crazy, funny, wise always-right soul-companion you are”, Alba shakes her head as she agrees. “Let’s go meet this new day Rosie! I have a feeling it is waiting for us already.”
“As long as you are awake, let us do just that”, the wolf winks.
Author: Cecilia Götherström / Pejuta Wakinyazi


