1877 March 10 - Lincoln, New Mexico

1877CE
10/3

Tak Doodle
Oh, my beloved Diary, what a day of contrasts and discoveries this has been! The boundless blue of the New Mexico sky watched over us as Henry and I ventured forth, weaving through the tapestry of Lincoln's daily life. Today, it wasn't just about the thrill of adventure; it was about the pulse of life itself, the rhythm of human existence that beats even in a heart as old as mine.

Our escapade took a turn towards the earthy and real – we found ourselves lending a hand at a local ranch, working alongside the rancher with a camaraderie that only shared toil can bring. There's a raw honesty in hard work, Diary, a truth found in sweat and soil. Henry, with his sleeves rolled up and a hat shielding his eyes from the sun, was a vision of the untamed spirit of the West.

As we worked, our bodies moving in harmony with the rhythm of the ranch, I found a new appreciation for Henry's unassuming strength. He's not just an outlaw or a wanderer; he's a man who can stand shoulder to shoulder with the hardest of workers, his laughter ringing clear even amidst the dust and din.

But it was as the sun began to dip, painting the sky in a tapestry of golds and purples, that the day truly unfolded its wings. We retreated to our now-familiar cocoon of blankets, a haven under the stars where the world fades to a whisper. There, in the closeness of shared warmth, our bond deepened into something beyond words, beyond even time.

In Henry's embrace, I found not just passion but a connection that sings to the very core of me. It's a dance as old as time, yet as fresh as the first drop of rain on parched earth. Our laughter, our whispers, our silent gazes – they're the language of something profound, a dialogue of souls that transcends the mortal coil.

As I write to you now, the stars overhead are like a chorus of silent witnesses, their light a gentle caress in the cool night air. Lying here, with Henry's steady breathing a comforting rhythm in the quiet, I am struck by the sheer wonder of it all. This journey, this path I walk – it's led me to a place of unexpected tenderness, a place where my immortal heart has found a mortal echo.

So, as I close my eyes and let the night enfold us, I am filled with a sense of contentment, a peace that I never knew I was seeking. Henry, this man of contrasts and depth, has become more than just a companion on the road; he's become a part of my eternal tale.




1877 Henry 8


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